Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-BM-OW when 'no rain' for forecast undefined message received.
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Just to be clear, the module works but not after you modified it?
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Hi,
The module works just fine. It’s only when you do not receive a forecasted rain amount . So if Tuesday has 2 returned ( for mm of rain) and Wednesday has no rain then Wednesday displays undefined as a value.
The code is …
moment.unix(forecast.daily[X].sunrise).local().format(‘ddd’) + "  " + “<img class = image src=./modules/MMM-BMW-OW/icons/” + forecast.daily[X].weather[0].main + “.png>” + "  " + Math.round(forecast.daily[X].temp.max) + “/” + Math.round(forecast.daily[X].temp.min) + "          " + forecast.daily[X].rain + “/mm Rain” + “         ”+ until 6 terminates with no + but with ;
Hope that helps.
is 0 to 6. -
That check mark is supposed to be X for 0 to 6.
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Hi,
I changed the string a bit. I added Math.round to forecast.daily[X].rain + “/mm Rain”
Math.round (forecast.daily[X].rain) + “/mm Rain”
and instead of undefind/mm Rain I now receive NaN/mm Rain.
Cool.
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@scumbelly this needs some css help but… is this what you’re after?
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Exceptional. That’s it! What’s the solution? I started to go down an isNAN() rabbit hole but as yet haven’t been successful.
Great job.
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@scumbelly It takes rewriting parts of the entire module to make it work…
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I don’t know if I’m headed in the right way but I’ve tried to make showRain a config option - true/false.
Right now it kinda loads - at least I get Openweather data… on the screen instead of a blank “dead zone”.
Gotta play more… Gotta learn more.
Cheers
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@cowboysdude said in MMM-BM-OW when 'no rain' for forecast undefined message received.:
It takes rewriting parts of the entire module to make it work…
Uhhhh . . .
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@scumbelly Have at it… it’s how you learn.
