MMM-Fortune

[cowboysdude]

Nice job!

[Mykle1]

@cowboysdude

Thank you, sir.

[Fonfon]

Great job! is it possible to translate in a other language ?

[cowboysdude]

I do not believe the api supports other languages.

[Mykle1]

@cowboysdude said in MMM-Fortune:

I do not believe the api supports other languages.

You are absolutely right. I checked the api and it is only in English.

[Mykle1]

@Fonfon said in MMM-Fortune:

Great job! is it possible to translate in a other language ?

Thanks. This API is only in English. However, if you can find one in your language I’ll be happy to give it a go.

[TheKyleJohnson90]

I only see the square blocks where it is supposed to have the Chinese translation.

I used the Raspbian Jessie lite; Is there possibly a dependency that this needs that is not included?

[Mykle1]

@TheKyleJohnson90

First, thanks for trying out my module.

Second, thanks for pointing that out. I neglected to include npm install into the ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Fortune in the installation instructions of the readme.

Other than that, the characters are part of the data itself, as you can see.

[{"fortune":{"message":"One false move may lose the game.","id":"8"},"lesson":{"english":"English-language books","chinese":"英文书","pronunciation":"Yīngwén shū","id":""},"lotto":{"id":"","numbers":[33,55,18,30,17,10]}}]

Hopefully, the dependencies will fix your problem. If it is a problem with jesse lite then I really don’t know how to correct the issue.

Let me know how you make out.

[Mykle1]

I just downloaded and re-installed MMM-Fortune just to see what would happen. Before I even installed the dependencies it worked fine, albeit, on my windows dev machine. Installed the dependencies and again, it worked fine. I hope Jessie Lite, or the version of Pi you are using, isn’t the reason for the characters not being displayed.

Screenshot from installation WITHOUT dependencies installed

[TheKyleJohnson90]

@Mykle1

Thanks for the response. I ended up having to install the following

sudo apt-get install fonts-font-awesome

Then ran through the raspi-config again to set to None as default. Guess the Jessie Lite does not include the font your module needed.

[cowboysdude]

@TheKyleJohnson90 said in MMM-Fortune:

fonts-font-awesome

That’s interesting… I was also unable to reproduce the issue you had. There must be something different within Raspbian Jessie lite that does this… not really sure but it’s a good catch!!

Did you do this in the root "MagicMirror’ or in the MMM-Fortune directory?

[Mykle1]

@TheKyleJohnson90 said in MMM-Fortune:

I ended up having to install the following

So, it’s working now?

[Mykle1]

@TheKyleJohnson90 said in MMM-Fortune:

Guess the Jessie Lite does not include the font your module needed.

I used default fonts from MagicMirror. They should have been included in your MagicMirror installation. shrug