How to implement specific module?

[yawns]

@Jeff said in How to implement specific module?:

But I think this one is build in a different way.

Right, the mirror github repository looks like a custom and way more simple version of “our” magicmirror. So there is no easy way to add this as a module to the magicmirror. It is written in AngularJS instead of nodeJS.

What exactly makes you want this module? It just derives data from weather underground.

[Jeff]

@yawns
okay thanks for explaining the languages.

I like the way it looks, that’s the only reason I’m trying to get it.
It shows the min and max temp of the next days in a graph

[yawns]

Ok, got it.
Maybe you want to check out https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/506/mmm-weatherchart
I know it is not the same but it is the same direction.

Otherwise you could post a request in the module / request forum, including this screenshot:

I don’t know if I find some time on Sunday to look at it.

[Jeff]

@yawns
I pulled a request, let’s see what will come.

Thanks for your hint and the other modul.
I’ll give it a try

[Jeff]

Is it possible to get the moduls html running with the iframe modul?
https://github.com/desertblade/iFrame

[Jeff]

@bhepler said in How to implement specific module?:

@Jeff Installing new modules is a pretty easy process. In general, it goes like this:

• Navigate to the modules directory at ~/MagicMirror/modules
• Download the module code using git: git clone [url]
• Run any commands that the module requires. This will vary by module
• Update the config.js file to configure the new module. There should be an example in the module readme. sudo nano ~/MagicMirror/config/config.js
• Restart your mirror so the new configuration will be implemented. npm restart

Do I also have to run npm update everytime auf git clone?
Or does that belong to point 3?

[strawberry 3.141]

@Jeff the instructions of @bhepler are based on magicmirror2 modules, the module you came up with is based on mm1 and is incompatible with mm2 so mayber there were also different instructions for them.

you can but you don’t have to run npm update if the readme doesn’t explicitly points it out, this command will only check for newer versions of the dependencies and update those.

[chamaeleon82]

@Jeff - You can easily integrate this module with iFrame Module. You only need to update the iFrame page via javascript. Not perfect but running up until I’ve found a better way.