MMM-cryptocurrency - v1.4

strawberry 3.141

@ArkantosArk Yes, midori doesn’t support ES6 and the module makes use of it. Try to run it and access it via a browser on another machine for testing purposes it should probably work.

matteodanelli

@ArkantosArk As @strawberry-3-141 mentioned, I use ES6 in the module and so some old browsers aren’t working. Midori uses an old version of the web engine, but I know that it’s the best browser on the RPi1.

However, I tried to replace in my module a function which creates a problem. I am not sure to have solved totally the problem because I cannot test on Midori.
I’ve updated the module so you can test it now, hoping that it’s working, or at least it shows less problems :)

Let me know!

ArkantosArk

@matteodanelli Now it’s working! thanks a lot for this I feel really privileged!. Thanks for taking the effort to update the module just for this.

canadrian

Thank you for this module.
In order to add a new coin, I’ve added into sparklineIds the id, eg. chainlink: 1975,
ran an nmp install into the MMM-cryptocurrency module, but still no luck,
sparklineId is correct, am I missing something?
Thanks in advance.

matteodanelli

@canadrian said in MMM-cryptocurrency - v1.1:

chainlink: 1975

Hi,
I had configured module to get only top 25 currencies, in order to be more efficient.
Now I’ve updated module in order to get all 100. If you want to check it out last version you should be able to get it.

canadrian

@matteodanelli works great, thank you!

SvenSommer

Hey @matteodanelli ,
thank you for this great module.
I added an alternative display mode to see the changes within the logo view.

I made a pull request. Here are the changes:

1 hour , 1 day and 7days changes can be displayed by adding ‘logoWithChanges’ as display type.
option and screenshots added to README.md

matteodanelli

@SvenSommer Thank you! Great additions!

rmeskill

Is there a way to add a custom page within the module? I’m specifically looking to add more coins of my own that you don’t include by default, but every time I do it gets overwritten by a pull.

matteodanelli

@rmeskill Hi, sure! You can contribute to the project if you want :)

You can either create a fork of my repository and develop it with your needs. But you’ll lose my updates.
Else, to keep updated, fork the repository and then make a pull request to merge your fork with my repository.
I’ll accept it and everyone will have your useful work :)