Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Completely lost
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@notacomputerguy I use weather.gov for both current and forecast per module @sdetweil mentions.
I wrote a marginal explainer over a year ago about how to use weather.gov as provider.
You have to do some pre-work on some pages in National Weather Service website to copy over to the config file weather module section.
I didn’t start messing the MM’s too far back and it is one of those type projects that you have an ah-ha lightbulb go off in your head where you feel like you’ve been fighting with MM and then it all comes together as a unified whole.
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@ankonaskiff17 I agree!!! Once you get it, you get it but that can take a bit to understand.
I’m hoping things are getting easier for you!
My suggestion is this.Once you have the mirror running and working make a copy of your config.js file that way if you add something and it breaks the mirror you have your backup that you know works.
Problems persist as they always will. Make backups :)
Once you have a running mirror with all the modules you want/need then backup the entire thing and you’ll always have a fresh copy already setup in case you need it :)
I’ve been here almost from the beginning so setting this up and getting things running is just a matter of how long it takes the pi to move so I can get it done LOL.
My mirror is setup up with quite a few of my own modules running that I’ve built for my use.
Weather module
[with hourly and daily forecast]
My version of Holiday module
I’m using someone else’s PIR module [Name cannot mention he gets mad]
Sams config module
My own clock module
Background module
Sniles HA module [to get sensors from Home Assistant on my mirror]That’s about it.
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@bugsounet But you gotta admit the PIR module ‘the guy’ made is damn good! LOL
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@cowboysdude This is so funny…:face_with_tears_of_joy:
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but … who is this
guy!? :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
ananonymousmaybe ! :face_with_tears_of_joy:
