MMM-Flights

[stashu]

@sdetweil thanks for the quick reply and the pointer to finding the element. I’m not in web stuff, so it’s a bit more of a mystery to me than I wish it were. Anyway, I found it, and the following custom.css entry works to remove the header:

.MMM-Flights .module-header {
	border-bottom: 0px; /* removes line */
	font-size: 0px; /* removes 'Flights' and logo (?) */
}

Not sure if that’s an elegant way, but it works :) . I’m not clear on why the 0 font size removes the logo, but it does.

Thanks again!

[sdetweil]

@stashu all good… sorry for the firehose treatment… lol

anyhow to hide an element is actually easier

selector {
   display:none;
}

[karsten13]

@stashu said in MMM-Flights:

if there is a way I can hide the horizontal line which is under the ‘Flights’ label.

I updated the module, if you now set title and logoTitle to empty strings no header and no line is diplayed anymore.

[wswenson]

I would like to see a configuration option to filter out non-commercial flights. I played around with this code segment and think it could be done with some minor logic added for a configuration option of onlyCommercial (or something like that). I live in an area where there is a high concentration of private planes as well, and generally I am mostly interested in the commercial flights.

I tried to open an issue in Gitlabs, but wants me to create an account and pay for membership and such.

Thanks for the module!

 async makeFlightArray(configPayload) {
      let flights = [];

      const prov = configPayload.provider.toLowerCase();
      if (this.providers.includes(prov)) {
        await require(`./provider/${prov}`).getData(
          configPayload,
          flights,
          this.airports,
          this.airlines,
          this.planes,
          this.setFlightData,
          this.fetchUrl
        );
      } else {
        Log.error(
          `${this.name}: Unknown provider  + ${configPayload.provider}`
        );
      }
	  
	  // Filter out flights with empty airline
      flights = flights.filter((flight) => flight.airline && flight.airline.trim() !== "");
	  
	  console.log(flights);
      return flights;
    },

[karsten13]

@wswenson said in MMM-Flights:

I tried to open an issue in Gitlabs, but wants me to create an account and pay for membership and such.

they are free see https://about.gitlab.com/pricing/

will look into the filter stuff …

[karsten13]

@wswenson said in MMM-Flights:

I would like to see a configuration option to filter

now implemented with this commit

Thanks for the suggestion!

[wswenson]

@karsten13 Very nice and thank you!