Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Weatherunderground - currently - hourly - daily - configurable
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New version now shows the current moon phase and there’s a new layout option :)
in config set layout:“vertical” for the traditional layout:
or layout: “horizontal” for:
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@RedNax Excellent idea, I really like the new layout option. As soon as you have more than 4 days in the forecast table, though, you end up with a module that takes up a lot of your screen, I’d suggest adding a new table row every four days.
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@yo-less Thanks, i’ve added your suggestion :D
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@RedNax That was quick :D. Nice!
I’m still toying around with my fork of your module but I’ve made so many minor and bigger adjustments that it will be hard to simply merge the two module versions, as I would have to make every adjustment customizable in the config file to submit a pull request you could easily merge, but I will keep you updated on my progress. -
@RedNax Thanks a lot for this beauty! Really love it :)
And the new horizontal design is an awesome idea as well!I have a little remark anyway: In the text area it states the min/max temperature. From my personal point of view it should be either “°C” or “°” but not just “C”. Maybe that’s a localization thing…?!
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Thanks! The text area is reproduced as it is delivered by WeatherUnderground… so barring any heuristics on the actual content it’s beyond our control…
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@RedNax I managed to parse my way through it with some crazy regex stuff a few days ago (As this is the first time I have done this, it took me an insane amount of time to add the degree symbol only where it should be added), I know I keep saying this, but I will eventually push it to my MMM-WunderGround fork and then you can decide which of my features you would like to implement.
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@yo-less Wow, kudos… i consider regex to be black magic ;)
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@RedNax Thanks, my head certainly felt like it had been occupied with occult practices when I was done :D
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@RedNax i have little question. I have a small question. If you want to update the module I have to copy the files manually from github? Is there a command or something that will do it automatically? Forgive the question, just starting to work with raspberry etc :)
