MMM-Departures - Public transport departures based on Oeffi data

sindbad6

@BenGig No, there are no messages belonging your module.

BenGig

I added a global config option which will give some output to the browser console:

    {
      module: 'MMM-Departures',
      position: 'bottom_left',
      config: {
        debug: true,
      ...

Results should look like this:

Processing station Aazopf
- Departures found: 5
-- Processing departure: NFB21,Arth-Goldau, Bahnhof,333
-- Processing departure: NFB21,Arth-Goldau, Bahnhof,374

Well, should…

sindbad6

@BenGig I tried the debug mode. The only things I get is
Module helper loaded: MMM-Departure and
Connecting socket for: MMM-Departure
nothing else to see. Sorry! :disappointed_relieved:

BenGig

I have added more debugging output, and an error output on the system console if a call to the web service fails.

And: most debugging output appears in the browser console. Hit F12 to open the development panel (Firefox or Chrome), and switch to the tab “Console” if not initially active.

sindbad6

@BenGig Find out, that the error only occurs if I set

absoluteTime: false,

If the parameter is set to true or the parameter is commented out the module works fine. Before the updates this setting works fine.

BenGig

Great, that helped, problem found and fixed!

sindbad6

@BenGig Yeah, here the same, it works now. Thanks to you. Just for curiosity, what did you change? What was the problem I have no idea in javascript programming and would like to learn something about it.

BenGig

@sindbad6 I refactored part of the main routine into a subroutine. A variable which was defined in the moved part was also used in the main routine, in the part for absolute time calculation.

sindbad6

@BenGig Ok, I understand. At the moment I have two other issues.

The first is, that even, if I switch off the debug mode, I get dozen of messages in the terminal, where I start the mirror. I suppose the parameter is not handled properly.

The second is, that the time values for the relative time display flickers for maybe a tenth of a second to another value.

Can you evaluate this?

lucallmon

I’m looking through the git and I don’t see Washington DC listed as a possible sight, am I missing something?