Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Lunartic not working
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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…”
Not sure how to fix it :/ -
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. :-)
