Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-COVID19-AMPEL (focus on Germany)
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No need to do that. I uploaded a new Version of the module. Just replace the CityID with the “223” number with an array [“223”,“221”,“225”] and it will show the different cities below each other.
Daniel
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@magic21nrw great! Thanks!
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@magic21nrw Great Working Fine!!
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@magic21nrw hi ,Vorschlag von mir du kannst noch ein Pfeilchen hoch und runter zum Vortag setzen. Dann bekommt man auch ein Gefühl , wo die Zahlen aktuell hingehen.
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It would be nice to have this but the data source only supports actual data with a timestamp.
If I would remember the old value it would show the arrow only after the first update at midnight when new data is available. This means when rebooting the mirror once at night would reset the old value.
Any idea how to make a history? I could write the values in a file once it gets new values but this seems a bit of overkill for it…
Any ideas how to solve this easily?
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Hey, nice work ! Is it possible to merly see the value instead of Time-stamp and City?? a la “red - Incidense-value - red”
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@magic21nrw hi ihabe gesehen, das die Zahlen im log auch stehen, vielleicht da auslesen?
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Excellent work, thanks for that!
As a suggestion, maybe you could add the timestamp on the header instead of close to each city? For users having more than 1 city, there is no need to see the timestamp more than once. -
@lucas781 I’d second that proposal.
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I updated the module to reflect the change with the update time-stamp. You got two new configuration items now:
showUpdateDateInHeader: true, //Show update date in header showUpdateDateInRow: false, //Show update date in each rowso you can customise it as you like. Defaults are displayed above.
Ich bekomme von der Datenabfrage immer nur die IST Werte. Im Log wird einfach was weg geschrieben, aber keine abfragbare Historie angezeigt. Das wird ein wenig schwieriger.
