MMM-Rest

Jopyth

@Tuxdiver What kind of sensors are you using for this internally (your openHAB)?

balthaz

Hello,
I am currently on vacation, I will try on my return.
Thanks

Tuxdiver

@Tuxdiver What kind of sensors are you using for this internally (your openHAB)?

I have an ESP8266 / NodeMCU sensors in every room, which send temperate and humidity values via MQTT to the mirror running mosquitto MQTT broker and openHAB. The values from the openHAB - API are then displayed on the mirror using my module.

balthaz

@Tuxdiver Yes it’s working good now :)
Is it possible to display alphanumeric response?

Thanks

Tuxdiver

@balthaz Please have a look at the last version on Github :-)

Attention: it has an incompatible change of the config parameters - see README.md!

12wsx

Hello, i have problem with this module : saying Module Loading. I have installed newest version from github. It is clear instalation with no others module. How can I check where is the problem.
No need copy my config because it’s only one module copied from repository this module.

Tuxdiver

@12wsx This could be a problem with the configured URLs: if the connection could not be made or the other side does not deliver any content, the “Module Loading” message does not disappear.

Try setting the “debug” variable to true in the config and call the MM-Url with a normal browser (Chrome) and look at the development console for messages - maybe that could give you some hints.

konradwalsh

Is it possible to create an in-line if statement to control the formatting?

So, if the result, say @1 > 10 then color:red else color:green

Tuxdiver

@konradwalsh said in MMM-Rest:

Is it possible to create an in-line if statement to control the formatting?

So, if the result, say @1 > 10 then color:red else color:green

At a first look, I would suggest to change the “format:” parameter in “sections” to support something like that:

[ 
  { range:[0, 10],     format: ' span style="color: yellow"%d /span' },
  { range:[10, undef], format: 'span style="color: red"%d /span' },
  { format: 'span style="color: green"%d /span' },
]

and to traverse the array and the first entry which matches wins. “undef” could mean “don’t care about this value” and an entry without range could be the “default” (which has to be the last entry).

What is your opinion: could this solve your problem?

Edit: HTML-Tags where removed by the forum system… Code above should be correct HTML of course

konradwalsh

@Tuxdiver said in MMM-Rest:

{ range:[0, 10], format: ’ span style=“color: yellow”%d /span’ },
{ range:[10, undef], format: ‘span style=“color: red”%d /span’ },
{ format: ‘span style=“color: green”%d /span’ },

Thanks for the prompt reply… Seems my PI has gone offline and I am at work… so I will try this later and report back