Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Lunartic not working
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@Mykle1 Thank you for the fix! and for the module, its awesome
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So you just pulled the static images from that USNO site and have them stored locally on the Pi. Then just call each static image as the phases of the moon change. Correct? With this approach it hardly seems like we are missing anything by not connecting to the USNO site and downloading them.
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@ForeverBrewing said in MMM-Lunartic not working:
Thank you for the fix! and for the module, its awesome
Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you enjoy it! :thumbsup:
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@BD0G said in MMM-Lunartic not working:
With this approach it hardly seems like we are missing anything by not connecting to the USNO site and downloading them.
Visually, you’re not missing much. There is not a static image for every percentage of illumination, whether waxing or waning but it will do for now. However, I like knowing that the images are the most recent even though you can’t see a difference. When the API resumes, I’ll switch back. The fix will always be available. You can continue to use it even when the API resumes.
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@Mykle1 After making the changes mentioned, for some odd reason, I’m just getting “When the Moon hits your eye…”
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The only change is swapping the MMM-Lunartic.js file with the one that is in the temporary fix folder.
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@Mykle1 It seems that changing single quotes to double quotes in the lines below made it work:
module: ‘MMM-Lunartic’,
position: ‘bottom_center’ ,module: “MMM-Lunartic”,
position: “bottom_center” ,Not sure why, but thanks! The moon looks incredible O_O
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@djarufes said in MMM-Lunartic not working:
but thanks! The moon looks incredible
Glad you got it working. The config sample entry in the repo does not have double quotes on those so I don’t know where you got them from. :-)
