BirdNET-PI-chart on MM2

bhepler

It’s coming along. Still much work to do.

cyberdie

@bhepler Looks good!
What a bout showing the last X birds identified with their corresponding pictures gathered from Flicker?

thgmirror

@cyberdie @bhepler
BirdNET-Pi itself offers pictures of the birds:-)

cyberdie

@thgmirror Yes, i know. But showing them in an MM module is an interesting feature IMHO

thgmirror

@cyberdie May be @bhepler can catch the pictures from BirdNET directly…

bhepler

@cyberdie - I have an idea. Once I have it implemented I’ll post it and let you guys try it out.

cyberdie

@bhepler Awesome!

thgmirror

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lmhmm

Hi,

I’m interested this and have just set it up on another pi. I am very interested in getting on my mm!

Shall I wait for the module or how did you get it via Smart Web Display?

I’m a beginner.

bhepler

@lmhmm - The key difference will be, IMHO, which data you want to display. If you want to display the chart from the first post from your own BirdNET-Pi installation, then go with the smart web display. My module will display everyone’s BirdNET hits around you, not just your own.

@thgmirror can probably walk you through setting up the smart web display.

bhepler

Okay, version 0.1.0 is ready. I think. Give it a go and let me know if you encounter any problems.

MMM-BirdNET on GitHub

thgmirror

@bhepler 404 when I try the link

thgmirror

@lmhmm
Currently, I’m using an RPI4 with BirdNET-Pi outside in the garden and an RPI3b as MM2. Both are in the same WIFI-net. Best is to use the standard-installation of BirdNET-Pi and to use the recommended names.

install MMM-EasyPix at MM2
add MMM-EasyPix to your config.js with birdnet.png as the name of the picture
add the following code to a file called
makedownloadbirdnet.py at the root-folder of MM2
sudo nano makedownloadbirdnet.py

#!/usr/bin/python
# coding:utf-8
#
import os
import urllib.request
import datetime

current_date = datetime.date.today()

url = "http://birdnetpi.local/Charts/Combo-"  + str(current_date) + ".png"
nix = "/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/keinbild.png"
out = "/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-EasyPix/pix/birdnet.png"

# Prüfen, ob es bereits eine Datei out im Verzeichnis gibt
if os.path.exists(out):
#   alte Datei löschen
    os.remove(out)

# Herunterladen der Datei
try:
    urllib.request.urlretrieve(url, out)
except:
    os.system(f'cp "{nix}" "{out}"')

Create a small picture with a hint, that a chart is not available, name it keinbild.png and store it in the modules-folder at MM2.
Create a cronjob at MM2:

* * * * sudo python3 makedownloadbirdnet.py

lmhmm

@thgmirror Blimey that’s a comprehensive answer!

I’ll have to go my homework. I appreciate your comprehensive reply.

Many thanks,

Lorraine

bhepler

@thgmirror - Sorry about that. Somehow, the repository was marked private. I’ve fixed it and it should work for you now.

lmhmm

@bhepler hello, I’ve successfully installed your module MMM-BirdNET and set the map to terrain and my Co ordinates etc.

So while I get up a nice map, there don’t seem to be any stations or dots showing at all. Just a map.

Also there’s no activity, just a map shows and nothing else.

Can you advise?

Lorraine

bhepler

@lmhmm - Absolutely. Let’s get you fixed up. Could you please post the relevant portion of your config.js? I want to try it on my test system and see if I can duplicate your problem.

lmhmm

@bhepler Hello Brian,

Please see the map and config. I have updated the module also and my mirror is up to date 2.24

Lorraine

Err not sure how to add the pictures?

lmhmm

@bheplerOkay here we go:

Config:

module: "MMM-BirdNET position:
"top_center
config: {
lat: 54.6633, lon: -3.3680, updateInterval: 3600000, popInterval:
30000,
dataUrl: “https://birdnet. cornell.edu/map/requeststats/” mapMode:
“terrain”
markercolor: “Light Blue” markerDistance: 300, //width:
“100px”
//height:
“100px”
zoomLevel: 7, //mapurl:
null,

lmhmm

@bhepler

I hope that means the photo is up too!

Lorraine