CORS policy

sdetweil

@bicolorbore586 did u git pull, npm install after switch

bicolorbore586

@sdetweil yes, followed your instructions to the letter

sdetweil

@bicolorbore586 custom.css is because it doesn’t exist by default. if u used my install script I create it for you

touch ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css

bicolorbore586

@sdetweil I used the MagicMirror installation instructions (assuming manual install) to install the software.

Have just tried your git fetch origin
But get fatal: Refusing to fetch into current branch refs/heads/develop of none-bare repository.

(Sorry, you’re probably shaking your head, but I am a complete noob at all this)

sdetweil

@bicolorbore586 there were two choices

manual install

git checkout develop
git pull
npm install

or the other

karsten13

@sdetweil

I think the cors proxy is not new in the weather module (but in newsfeed) so last release should work.

The cors proxy was not enabled for all weather providers, only for envcanada and darksky, so it must be enabled in the config for weatherbit by adding useCorsProxy: true, to the weather config.

sdetweil

@karsten13 ah, I thought we went proxy everywhere

karsten13

@sdetweil

had to look in the code again … but may we should set default true for all providers …

sdetweil

@karsten13 getting that way

localhost is usually allowed 0.0.0.0 ( I consider to be a bug to send this anywhere) is not

bicolorbore586

@sdetweil @karsten13 have added in the useCorsProxy: true

Have since updated MagicMirror, now getting

Could not load data … TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘0’)

which when clicked on shows weatherbit.js

code_text
```/* global WeatherProvider, WeatherObject */

/* MagicMirror²
 * Module: Weather
 * Provider: Weatherbit
 *
 * By Andrew Pometti
 * MIT Licensed
 *
 * This class is a provider for Weatherbit, based on Nicholas Hubbard's class
 * for Dark Sky & Vince Peri's class for Weather.gov.
 */
WeatherProvider.register("weatherbit", {
	// Set the name of the provider.
	// Not strictly required, but helps for debugging.
	providerName: "Weatherbit",

	// Set the default config properties that is specific to this provider
	defaults: {
		apiBase: "https://api.weatherbit.io/v2.0",
		apiKey: "",
		lat: 0,
		lon: 0
	},

	fetchedLocation: function () {
		return this.fetchedLocationName || "";
	},

	fetchCurrentWeather() {
		this.fetchData(this.getUrl())
			.then((data) => {
				if (!data || !data.data[0] || typeof data.data[0].temp === "undefined") {
					// No usable data?
					return;```

Forgive me, again for being a noob, but I didn’t think this required any information in, however having substituted the lat and lon zero’s for my location, still throws up the same and error and points me to the [0] following !data.data