Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-RottenTomatoes displays awaiting update
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Is this something that can be installed manually?
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@tomyboy96 I would try to overwrite index.js with the one from the PR.
/* MIT License Copyright (c) 2017 Adam Moses Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. */ // parses the HTML body that the request operation received // uses the cheerio package to achieve this function parseRottenTomatoesHTML(fileData) { var cheerio = require("cheerio"); // prep the return object var allTomatoData = { openingThisWeek: [ ] , boxOffice: [ ] , comingSoon: [ ] }; var errorFlag = true; // sanity check that this is rotten tomatoes web html if (fileData.indexOf('Rotten Tomatoes') != -1) { // set error flag to false for passing sanity check errorFlag = false; // load the html into the cheerio doc var fullDoc = cheerio.load(fileData); // find the stub for movies opening this week var openingThisWeekDoc = cheerio.load(fullDoc('[id="opening-this-week"]').html()); // iterate through movies and strip useful parts, add each to return object openingThisWeekDoc('tr').each(function() { var movieDoc = cheerio.load(openingThisWeekDoc(this).html()); var movieMeter = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-rating').text().trim(); var movieTitle = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-title').text().trim(); var movieDate = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-date').text().trim(); var movieObj = { meter: movieMeter, title: movieTitle, date: movieDate }; allTomatoData.openingThisWeek[allTomatoData.openingThisWeek.length] = movieObj; }); // find the stub for top box office this week var topBoxOfficeDoc = cheerio.load(fullDoc('[id="top-box-office"]').html()); // iterate through movies and strip useful parts, add each to return object topBoxOfficeDoc('tr').each(function() { var movieDoc = cheerio.load(topBoxOfficeDoc(this).html()); var movieMeter = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-rating').text().trim(); var movieTitle = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-title').text().trim(); var movieGross = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-date').text().trim(); var movieObj = { meter: movieMeter, title: movieTitle, gross: movieGross }; allTomatoData.boxOffice[allTomatoData.boxOffice.length] = movieObj; }); // find the stub for top movies coming soon var topComingSoonDoc = cheerio.load(fullDoc('[id="coming-soon-theaters"]').html()); // iterate through movies and strip useful parts, add each to return object topComingSoonDoc('tr').each(function() { var movieDoc = cheerio.load(topComingSoonDoc(this).html()); var movieMeter = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-rating').text().trim(); var movieTitle = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-title').text().trim(); var movieDate = movieDoc('.media-lists__td-date').text().trim(); var movieObj = { meter: movieMeter, title: movieTitle, date: movieDate }; allTomatoData.comingSoon[allTomatoData.comingSoon.length] = movieObj; }); } // return error flag and the data return {error: errorFlag, data: allTomatoData}; } // makes a call to get the HTML from the rotten tomatoes front page // uses the request package to achieve this function requestRottenTomatoesHTML(callback) { var request = require("request"); request({ uri: "http://www.rottentomatoes.com" }, function(error, response, body) { if (!error) { var parsedData = parseRottenTomatoesHTML(body); if (parsedData.error == false) callback(false, parsedData.data); else callback(true, null); } else { callback(true, null); } }); } // the export function exposed via the package // uses a callback since the request call itself is asynchronous exports.getRottenTomatoesScraperData = function(callback) { requestRottenTomatoesHTML(callback); } // --- the end ---
That would be the manual DIRTY way. But since the PR is from Feb and not merged yet it is getting more unlikely.
Don’t know if this has been tried already -
Nope not working…
if you change the id’s to “movies_sidebar”
and uri: “http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/dream_horse”
It seems like it’s loading again. but the loading is not correct.would be super good if there would be a way to manually add the PR just replacing the index do not work.
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@lavolp3 where did the pr come from? what repo? git clone that repo to install and test
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@sdetweil it’s old stuff as I see, has been explained before already
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/70295When I install @parnic’s fork,
- I have a node.js error since the NodeHelper has not been declared in this file.
This can be resolved by adding
var NodeHelper = require("node_helper")
below the declaration of the rt-scraper.
- then see only the headers and no movies as has been described above.
That’s the problem with scrapers. Small cosmetic changes in the website break them.
- I have a node.js error since the NodeHelper has not been declared in this file.
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RT has obviously changed their content more towards TV shows since cinemas are not well visited at the moment.
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@lavolp3 yeh, one of the TV show scrapers failed too for similar cause.
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Still nothing new here?
Saw that https://github.com/parnic/MMM-RottenTomatoes has gotten a new push but still seems like the same problem.
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@tomyboy96 same for me. No movies showing up.
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@lavolp3 I tried to dig a bit deeper into the rt-scraper module again and it seems the references for the elements are all different from the current page.
The output of the module is empty and therefore we only see the headlines and no content.
I don’t think I’ll be able to fix it.