MMM-COVID-19 (Deprecated)

[sdetweil]

@Sean

 {
  module: "MMM-COVID-19",
  position: "top_right",
config: {
  debug:false,
  scanInterval: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 3,
  rotateInterval: 0, // 0 means no rotate
  pinned: [ "World","US Total","France","Spain","Italy"],
  reportTimeFormat: "YYYY.MM.DD hh a",
  drawGraph: true,
  }
}

[A Former User]

@sdetweil
Hmmm. For me no problem. There might be CSS collision with other module? (“.graph”)

And France means only mainland of France, not Sum of all territories of French.

[sdetweil]

@Sean hm… ok. graph to me means line graph (something different from what was displayed before)…
I have the table charts…

france mainland is what I wanted…

[A Former User]

@sdetweil
To draw line graph needs canvas or other tricks. For me this enough. But if you have a PR, I will accept with welcome. :)

[sdetweil]

@Sean ok, i had misunderstood… default is drawgraph:true, so it was no different than before

[banbutcher]

ive reinstalled and now im only getting NZ graph showing and no world or spain or ireland, its solved the rise in cpu usage… hers my config code:

// Covid-19
		
		{
			module: "MMM-COVID-19",
			header: "COVID-19",
			position: "bottom_right",
			config:{
				scanInterval: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 12,
				rotateInterval: 0,
				detailProvince: true,
				pinned: ["Ireland"],
				pinned: ["Spain"],
				pinned: ["New Zealand"],
				myPosition: {latitude:-43.5523955, longitude:172.6328479, metric:"km",}, //or null. // reserved for later.
				logProvinceCountry: false,
				logOnce: true,
		        	sortOrder: null,
				reportTimeFormat: "YYYY.MM.DD hh a",
				drawGraph: true,
				}
		},

any ideas?

[sdetweil]

@banbutcher pinned needs to be a single array w multiple names. See mine a few posts back. Also some names have changed

[banbutcher]

@sdetweil

yup that did it… is it possible to scale the sizes down?

[A Former User]

@banbutcher
All magic mirror modules have their own css ([module name].css). Look inside of that file then find what you need and override it in your css/custom.css of MagicMirror. Sorry, MM is DIY project so there is no silver bullet out of box.

[retroflex]

@banbutcher Another tip to easier find the css class for a certain text… use the Chrome developer tools where you can see all elements and their css attributes graphically.