How to port/create a sweep clock module from existing html/js/css code

[nirvana]

@sdetweil ok thank you very much

will go through them and try to build the module

[nirvana]

@sdetweil It is working but only showing the svg image of the clock face without hour/minute hands.

I think the time elements are not called using moment.js

The script uses new Date() to get the time. how to tell scipt.js to use moment.js call to get the time instead

[sdetweil]

@nirvana Date should work.

make sure the css labels line up w the code

did u pass the css file back on getStyles?

you should be able to see all that in the developers window

ctrl-shift-i
elements tab will let u see the dom and elements
console any messages
source the code for your module, and u can step thru it

see
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14862/help-with-a-couple-css-issues?_=1631634934084

[nirvana]

@sdetweil I tried but not working, I think something is missing.

Anyways, I am just using the default analog clock for now. Thanks for all help. I may try it sometime later.

[sdetweil]

@nirvana yeh, the code needs to change

window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
    firstMinute()
})

this will never occur, cause it happened a long time ago in MM web page being loaded
u could use notification of DomObjectsCreated to call firstMinute()

I don’t know if this is right in MM

document.addEventListener("visibilitychange", () => {

its the difference between having the whole page to yourself and sharing the space with other modules

[mumblebaj]

@nirvana You can have a go at my module I created for this.

MMM-SweepClock

Works fine. Any issues please raise on the modules git page and I will have a look for you.

[nirvana]

@mumblebaj Works perfectly! Thanks for your time!

I also tried but could not make this work, but edited the default MM clock to contain sweep seconds.