Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Weatherunderground - currently - hourly - daily - configurable
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@RedNax Hi, I installed this module yesterday however, I received an email pertaining to my api key exceeding the allotted rate of 10 in which I had 22. I have the free plan of 500 calls. Should I decrease the updateInterval? If so, to what value?
thanks.
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Hi,
You went over the 10 calls per minute, probably while setting up/testing? The default settings won’t go over that when left alone. When you debug/play with :D your mirror through a browser on your pc and hit f5 a lot, you’ll go over it quickly. I’ve personally never had it happen.
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Yes, it said I went over 10 calls/minute while testing and perhaps refreshing the page caused it to do so. Anyway, thanks for the quick reply. Awesome module!
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Great module, I have always preferred wunderground.
Thanks a bunch!
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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…