MMM-MyCommute

j.e.f.f

@Fonfon OK there are two problems with your config:

module: 'MMM-Mycommute' needs a capital C, like follows:

module: 'MMM-MyCommute'

Next, the property name for the API key is apikey not api_key

Give those a try and see if it fixes your issue.

Also, the showHeader config isn’t needed any more. If you want a header, add it to your config in the normal way, like so:

    { 
      module: 'MMM-MyCommute',
      position: 'top_left',
      header: "Commute",  // ---- here ----
      config: {
        headerText: 'Traffic',
        apikey: '...',
        origin: '...',
        startTime: '00:00',
        endTime: '23:59',
        hideDays: [0,6],
        destinations: [
          {
            destination: '...',
            label: 'Bureau',
            mode: 'driving',
            color: '#82E5AA'
          }
        ]
      }
    },

If you don’t want one, don’t specify that property.

Fonfon

@j.e.f.f thanks jeff
its ok now Thanks very much for your help
this module is absolutely fantastic !!!
thanks again !!

j.e.f.f

@Fonfon Glad it’s working for you now!

leshark

I love this module, it works really well! Is there any way that the journey time could be displayed in HH:MM format rather than just minutes? I’ve looked through the config and I can’t see a way to change this.

Many thanks!

j.e.f.f

@leshark I made it explicitly just in minute to save space. Even a long commute of 1hr 30min can be expressed shorter as 90 min. If I enabled the change in format as you ask then I’ll need to dedicate more space to the time, which takes away from the label. I felt the label was more important.

leshark

@j.e.f.f Hi, thanks for the reply, I can see that makes sense now and can live with it in minutes! Some of my journeys are 400+ minutes and at 0600 in the morning it takes a moment to do the math :-).

Cheers

Craig

Fonfon

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j.e.f.f

@leshark I decided to throw in this feature. I didn’t change the CSS, so if you use a long formatting template, you run the risk of the label overlapping the travel time. I’ll leave that up to you to manage shortening your label. That said, there should be ample space for a format like 3h 45m.

To get the update, navigate to your MMM-MyCommute and execute the following:

git pull

then:

npm install

After that you’ll be able to specify a travelTimeFormat configuration option. By default it will be m [min] (e.g. 87 min), but you can specify any format you wish. I’m using the moment-duration-format plugin for this (https://github.com/jsmreese/moment-duration-format).

Note that this I’m using this plugin’s trim feature, which will omit unnecessary tokens. For example, if you specify a format of h[h] m[m] (e.g.: 1h 27m), but your travel time is less than an hour, only the minute portion will be displayed (e.g.: 36m instead of 0h 36m).

Have fun!
-Jeff

leshark

@j.e.f.f Works like a charm! Thanks for the update :-)

RYANO

Hi
How do get this work in New zealand, Sorry I am new to this and you module look great and I want to use it.