Thanks

Not sure if anyone else wanted to do this and wasn’t sure how, but in case there is someone: The duplicated Nest2 module can be found linked above. I’ll try my best to keep it up-to-date with the original, but in case I haven’t gotten to it yet it should be easy to do yourself – all I did was add a 2 next to every instance of the word Nest. Then I just added the following to Nest2.css, but you can even just add it to your custom CSS:

.MMM-Nest2 {
  margin-top: -211px;
  margin-bottom: 65px;
  margin-left: 220px;
}

That theoretically should automatically line it up right? It looks a little janky when the MM app is loading but it all works out fine for me. It also is set to use a different font but I made sure to have it fall back on Roboto.

For anyone smarter/better at computer than me, if there’s a way to achieve this without a whole forked module, let me know! Simpler is better!

I did some dirty css to make this work with MMM-Tools

Try adding this to your custom.css filers and make MMM-Tools your first MMM-Nest instance

.MMM-Nest {
margin-top : -190px;
margin-left:350px;
}

.MMM-Tools {
width : 320px;
}

you might need to make it margin-right if you are calling it on the right hand side… I’m am terrible at CSS

Really appreciate you checking this out for me, what you have is already great

I may well be missing something - and my apologies if so - but I can’t seem to find it based on everything I’ve read. Is there a way to display multiple thermostats in a single row with a visual display? Right now I’ve enabled both by adding separate instances in the config, which works just fine to make them stack on top of each other, but it looks kinda silly having the two circles on top of each other with a big space to the side.

I’m assuming there’s some form of custom CSS magic involved, but I’m new to that and can’t seem to get a single module instance to display both thermostats in the first place.

Either way, thanks so much!!

Thanks! Hopefully I’ll have some information to provide soon.

You are going to have to edit your Nest developer settings to allow read access to the “protect” in order for this to work. When you do that, you’ll need to run getToken.sh again to get a new token.

I gave you the option to use a visual representation, or a list representation. If you use visual, you have the choice to display your nest, protect, or both together.

Here are some of the ways it displays to you.

I can’t find the “Smoke is clearing” data or stuff like that, so it just shows if there is an alarm for smoke or carbon monoxide, or if your battery is low.

Please take a look and tell me what you think.

What I’m thinking right now is putting a colored ring (like the one on the smoke detector) around the thermostat circle to indicate good, warning, or emergency status. Any ideas?

.MMM-Nest table.xsmall.table { font-size: 20px; line-height: 25px; }

I am impressed. This worked perfectly. By adding it to the custom.css I can change size and spacing by changing the px sizes. Many thanks.

When I added in the Pin to the token field and run mm… I get a Loading… where the module should be…