Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Modules not showing up on KWEB or Midori
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Do you mean this?
That is this line:
setInterval(() => {
Or what did you need exactly?
What (Kiosk)Browser do you use?
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@nixidee yes that’s what I was talking about.
The following lines should get you going, but the ecmascript is finalized and standard since june last year, you should probably think about switching the browser if their updates are that far behind
MMM-soccer
var self = this; setInterval(function(){ self.getData(); }, this.config.api_key ? 300000 : 1800000);
MMM-Fuel
var self = this; return setInterval(function(){ self.sortByPrice = !self.sortByPrice; self.updateDom(300); }, this.config.rotateInterval);
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Thanks for your work. Which Browser do you recomment? Both are lightweight kiosk Browsers and the pi zero needs a lightweight browser as far as I know.
I gues, I have to clone it again and npm install it again?
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@nixidee you can either do some research yourself which pi Zero browser can handle es6/ecmascript2015 features, I’m using the Same browser electron is based on (chromium) or you have to do the changes manually
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@strawberry-3.141
Well i tried Chromium but i didn’t get it to work on the Pi Zero. With the code you provided it works well. Thank you for your time.