Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MarineWeather
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@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,
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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
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Thanks for this module, it works great!
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@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.
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@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
andwaterTemperature
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"] } } ]
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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