Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Weather
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After you cloned the repo did you
cd MMM-NOAA3
and then runnpm install
? Can you post your config entry for NOAA3 here (in a code block) so I can take a look at it for you? I’ve been using this module for quite some time. It is my favorite weather module (besides my own). I should be able to help you get it up and running. -
@Mykle1 yes i did how do i do find and do that thanks?
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In your config.js file. One of the entries you should have made is for MMM-NOAA3. Copy just that entry and paste it here in the topic. The 5th icon from the right above the post window is the code block icon. Looks like this
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@Mykle1 }
},
module: ‘MMM-NOAA3’,
position: ‘top_right’,
config: {
provider: “Darksky”, // From list above
apiKey: “XXXXXXXX”, // From one of the providers listed above
airKey: “XXXXXXXXX”,
css: “NOAA3”, // THIS MUST CONTAIN A CSS STYLE NAME
userlat: “-XXXXX”, //MUST HAVE BOTH
userlon: “XXXXXXX” //MUST HAVE BOTH
}
},at this point its not loading at all its coming up with the “Create a config file” screen
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Your entry MUST start with an open curly bracket { Yours does not.
My “darksky” is all lower case.
Verify your api keys and userlat and userlng
I suggest you use my entry, or alter yours to mimic mine (exactly) and enter your keys and location
{ disabled: false, module: 'MMM-NOAA3', position: 'top right', config: { provider: "darksky", apiKey: "YOUR apiKey", airKey: "YOUR airKey", // IF you want Air Quality Index css: "NOAA5", userlat: "42.xxx", userlon: "-72.xxx" } },
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Awesome that got it working thanks heaps can the module also display hourly or daily rainfall as well?
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I just verified. The module fails if the provider Darksky is a capital. It must be lower case
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I don’t know. You would have to check the documentation at the repo.