Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
covid bell curve line graph tracker
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Looks great! I’m looking forward in using this module, but I just don’t get the chart dimensions to work, the size is always the same, big, and it doesn’t matter which region I use.
This is my config
{ disabled: false, module:"MyCovid19", position:"top_left", config:{ countries:["Mexico"], line_colors:['red','white','green','yellow','blue'], chart_type:"cumulative_cases", chart_title:"Cumulative Cases", ranges:{min:0,max:10000,stepSize:1000}, startDate: "03/01/2020", backgroundColor: "transparent", width: 300, height: 500, debug:false, }, },And this is the result, I’ll try to attach a screen capture, let’s see if I can!

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@rafaelcota hm… I usually have this
{ module:"MyCovid19", disabled:false, position:"top_left", config:{ states:["Michigan", 'Texas','Illinois', 'Florida','California','Louisiana','Washington','New York',], // line colors can be any definition of color either a name ,or a hex string // one per country above, used in order, line_colors:['red','white','green','yellow','#34ebde','#34eb00','purple','orange'], // chart_type:"deaths", // or "cumulative deaths" chart_title:"daily new deaths by state", // however u want to label // the vertical steps on the chart.. how tall u want it to be and how mant increments ranges:{min:0,max:000,stepSize:10}, // size of the chart in pixels width: 400, height: 800, // only used if we need to debug something //debug:true, startDate:'03/10/2020', debug:true, // startLabel:['2/1/2020','3/1/2020'] //backgroundColor: 'white', } }400x 400 (w x h)

but changed to 400 x 800 (w x h)

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I added the calendar and changed to 300 x 800

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@sdetweil I know, that’s how it supposed to work, but not in my mirror… It’s driving me crazy… I’ve tried almost everything…
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@rafaelcota when was the last time you did a git pull?
I just used your definition and changed height to 800 and it came out right… (wrong image before)

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@sdetweil I’ve just downloaded today, just a few minutes before I tried.
This is what I’m seeing right now with the following config (tried with states now):
{ disabled: false, module:"MyCovid19", position:"top_center", config:{ states:['Kentucky','Colorado','Arizona'], line_colors:['red','white','green','yellow','blue'], chart_type:"cumulative_cases", // or "cumulative deaths" chart_title:"Cumulative Cases", // however u want to label ranges:{min:0,max:8000,stepSize:10000}, width: 200, height: 300, debug: true, }, },
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I don’t use any special classes
var c = document.createElement("div"); // < container for chart c.style.width = self.config.width + "px"; c.style.height = self.config.height + "px"; self.wrapper.appendChild(c); canvas = document.createElement("canvas"); // < --- chart itself canvas.id = "myChart" +self.ourID ; canvas.style.width = (self.config.width -10) + "px"; canvas.style.height = self.config.height + "px"; canvas.style.backgroundColor=self.config.backgroundColor; c.appendChild(canvas); -
@rafaelcota i don’t see it, but maybe there is a weird character between width and 400
so, take the space out, for both height and width
width:400, height:800,how big is your screen?
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@rafaelcota great work!!..
for grins, edits the MyCovid19.js
line 168ish
if (!self.config.stacked) c.style.display = 'inline-block';comment out those two lines…
the prior module which I cloned had the ability to generate multiple charts at once,
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@sdetweil
This is what I’ve done so far:I’ve deleted the spaces in height and width and numbers;
I’ve disabled ALL other modules, so this one runs alone;
I’ve commented out those two lines in MyCovid19.jsAnd all still the same…
It just gets the dimensions from wherever it gets them… so weird…
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@rafaelcota but now it shouldn’t have inline-block applied, in the elements view
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@rafaelcota BTW, my resolution is 1920 x 1080 in an RPI 4
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@rafaelcota and I am running this particular test on a 1920x1080 ubuntu… but my pi4 is just behind me at 3840x2160
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@sdetweil
It still there…
I’m sure you have better things to do than debug this with a user… I’m going to do a clean install, even if it does mean to use the brand new MM version (don’t have much installed, and have lots of time nowadays) and see what happens…
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@rafaelcota use my installer script
see here
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@sdetweil Thank you…
Used them… worked well.
Did a clean install, use my old config and same thing happened.
Change my config.js with original+MyCovid19 and ALL OK!So, I changed the original config.js with my modules, one by one and ALL went OK.
So, I got curious, and then went to change the original config.js to my old one, module by module so I could find which one was interfering, and ALL went OK.
UNTIL, and this is really strange, when I change the address of localhost at the beginning, it went to the same problem again.
If I have address: “localhost”, ALL is OK
If I have address: “0.0.0.0”, then the problem appears again.Any ideas?
Here’s my mirror working OK

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@rafaelcota said in covid bell curve line graph tracker:
If I have address: “localhost”, ALL is OK
If I have address: “0.0.0.0”, then the problem appears again.and
ipWhitelist:[], -
@sdetweil I don’t understand how this parameters relate with the size of a graph.
I think it’s weird, at least it kept me entertained for a couple of hours in quarantine. :)
I hope you and your family and friends are OK.
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@rafaelcota all ok here…
i have no idea really on the parms affecting… all my pi systems use address:“0.0.0.0” and ipWhitelist:[]
so I can open their pages on my pc at my desk. (easier to debug modules this way, run there , debug here)i can only think that something in the chart.js library is trying to get a file or something and there is a cross site scripting restriction to stop it…
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@rafaelcota said in covid bell curve line graph tracker:
@sdetweil Thank you…
If I have address: “localhost”, ALL is OK
If I have address: “0.0.0.0”, then the problem appears again.Yeah,
0.0.0.0is not the IP address of your Pi. If you don’t want to use localhost, try the IP address of your Pi on your local network instead. (you can find the local IP address by enteringip addressfrom your Pi) The Magic Mirror framework is a web server at heart, so it needs to understand what IP address it is using. You can try127.0.0.1as well, as that is the “local loopback” IP address. It always points to itself.
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