MMM-MarineWeather

[grena]

@minomit

With your MMM-MarineWeather configuration, it works fine !

{
	module: "MMM-MarineWeather",
	position: "top_right",
	config: {
		latitude: 40.10 , // Latitude
		longitude: 18.52, // Longitude
		appid: "414492aa-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004-4144953e-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004" // API Key for your tests
	}
},

Since I can’t reproduce your bug, you have to see if there are any error messages in the console! To start MagicMirror with DevTools open, run npm start dev from the MagicMirror folder like this in a terminal cd ~/MagicMirror/ && npm start dev.

[minomit]

@grena I0m copy/past some problem:

{
            module: "MMM-MarineWeather",
            "pages": {
                            "tempo reale": "top_right"
            },
            //position: "top_right",
            config: {
                latitude: 40.10 , // Latitude
                longitude: 18.52, // Longitude
                appid: "414492aa-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004-4144953e-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004" // API Key for your tests
            }
        },

edited, PLEASE use the markup around code and config blocks (three backtics on a separate line before and after)

[grena]

@minomit, do you use MMM-Page-Selector ?

I wanted to do a final test to reproduce your bug by installing MMM-Page-Selector, it works ! So, I added some error messages in the module to get more information but you will have to look at the console when starting MagicMirror with DevTools.

[ryanbeljan]

@grena this is a super cool module! I noticed that there are quite a few other weather parameters that the StormGlass API offers (i.e. gust, cloudCover, seaLevel, visibility, etc.) that aren’t yet built into your module. Do you have any tips/guide for how I would go about adding them in?

https://docs.stormglass.io/#/weather

[boivinmi]

@grena I also have the same behavior. Here is my config :

{
   module: "MMM-MarineWeather",
   header: "Marine Weather",
   position: "top_right",
   config: {
      latitude: 46.829853,  // Latitude 
      longitude: -71.254028, // Longitude
      appid: "414492aa-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004-4144953e-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004",
      dataSource: "sg",
      params: "airTemperature,windSpeed,windDirection"
   }
},

And result is :

[Deckard99]

I’m having the same issue where it just displays “Loading”…….

{
module: “MMM-MarineWeather”,
position: “top_right”,
config: {
latitude: 32.7157,
longitude: 117.16,
appid: “XXXXXXXX-9a15-11ea-b3e2-0242ac130002-9be8a7f6-9a15-11ea-b3e2-0242ac130002” //StormGlass API Key (docs.stormglass.io)
}
},

[grena]

@ryanbeljan : Thank you for your positive feedback. I will work on a new version of the module to use the new information of API v2 (currently the module uses API v1) ;)

@boivinmi : Currently, it’s not possible to choose the information displayed with params. By removing this line from your configuration, it works fine!

@Deckard99 : Indeed, there is a problem with waveHeight at your location (probably because it is a lake and not the sea). In the next version, I will integrate a better detection of this type of error to avoid the total blocking of the module!

[boivinmi]

@grena : Sorry no luck, I removed every config except latitude, longitude et appid and it still shows Loading…

[grena]

@boivinmi
With your MMM-MarineWeather configuration, it works fine! Did you restart the magic mirror?

{
   module: "MMM-MarineWeather",
   header: "Marine Weather",
   position: "top_right",
   config: {
      latitude: 46.829853,  // Latitude 
      longitude: -71.254028, // Longitude
      appid: "414492aa-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004-4144953e-c717-11e9-a3da-0242ac130004"
   }
},

Since I can’t reproduce your bug, you have to see if there are any error messages in the console!

[Deckard99]

@grena I am by the Pacific Ocean…not a lake…not that I don’t like lakes :)

[grena]

@Deckard99 said in MMM-MarineWeather:

latitude: 32.7157,
longitude: 117.16,

For me, the place associated with this coordinates is located near a lake in China! You may be able to verify that the coordinates are correct: www.latlong.net

[Deckard99]

Google says this is San Diego…where I live…

v2 is up an working, great job!

[grena]

@Deckard99 said in MMM-MarineWeather:

Google says this is San Diego…where I live…

I think you forgot the - for the longitude (to the west of Greenwich) !

With these coordinates, you’re in San Diego!

latitude: 32.7157,
longitude: -117.16,

[grena]

Hello everyone,

MMM-MarineWeather 0.2.0 has just been released, you can now:

• Display additional information (pressure, cloud cover, visibility, sea level) with API v2.
• Customize displayed information (except water temperature and air temperature).

To update:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MarineWeather
git pull

I hope you like this new version.
Please inform me of any problems.

Grena

[uros76]

Thanks for this module, it works great!

[andymassey]

@grena Nice little module!

I have the full thing working (like the graphic on the left), but was hoping to use the simpler version (like the graphic on the far right) – but using params causes an error… Maybe I’m getting the syntax wrong – could you provide an example of how that line of the config should appear please?

Thanks.

[grena]

@grena Nice little module!

Thanks ;)

I have the full thing working (like the graphic on the left), but was hoping to use the simpler version (like the graphic on the far right) – but using params causes an error… Maybe I’m getting the syntax wrong – could you provide an example of how that line of the config should appear please?

The parameters requested from Storm Glass must be kept to a minimum, i.e., airTemperature and waterTemperature like this:

modules: [
	{
		module: "MMM-MarineWeather",
		position: "top_right",
		config: {
			latitude: 0, // Latitude 
			longitude: 0, // Longitude
			appid: "abcde12345abcde12345abcde12345ab", // StormGlass API key (docs.stormglass.io)
			params: ["airTemperature", "waterTemperature"]
		}
	}
]

[RIKKO14]

Hello @grena ,

Have you been able to rework on the module, notably on the high and low tide values ​​which are not correct and the logos that I found for you