Worldclock & Currency

A Former User

@yawns Thanks for your reply. I will try tonight.
However, It could support multiple currencies at once?
As I read the instruction, it supports From ONE base currency to several currencies.
eg. EUR -> GBP, EUR->USD could be together, but I doubt KRW->JPY doesn’t work in one module because there is fixed ‘base’ currency.
In this case, Should I use one more module for KRW base besides EUR base display?
(I don’t care for that. Just want to know how to use.)

ryck

@Sean Yeah, you could always use another instance for more bases, no problem with that…

yawns

@Sean
In fact there were some feature requests in the past, but I am more than busy with building our house and training our dog to pass an important test (which drastically reduces dog taxes).
It would be no big deal to add several bases and currencies you would like to see with this base. By September I should have more time.
Until then you can simply add the module several times with different bases.

A Former User

Thanks for everyone.
CurrencyExchange module works as good as my thought. thanks again.

I made my first MM module for world clock by myself.
https://github.com/eouia/worldclock

It was also my first JS programming and even my first GIT usage. hahahaha. :D
Very interesting experience.

yawns

@Sean
Glad to hear you like the module =)

nobita

@Sean ,What Happen after install module only " Loading…" display
I think your module apikey not use in config (may be mistake)

A Former User

@nobita what apiKey? what module? Are you saying about “MMM-CurrencyExchange”? It is not mine.

yawns

@sean said in Worldclock & Currency:

@nobita what apiKey? what module? Are you saying about “MMM-CurrencyExchange”? It is not mine.

MMM-CurrencyExchange never required an apiKey, but looking at the source fixer.io they seem to require an apiKey nowadays. Looking further I see raised issues on gitHub I never even noticed. My bad! I will try to fix it this evening, let’s hope my daughter does not intercept my plan :D

ryck

@yawns You can always use https://exchangeratesapi.io/ if you don’t want to make people get an apiKey…

yawns

@ryck said in Worldclock & Currency:

@yawns You can always use https://exchangeratesapi.io/ if you don’t want to make people get an apiKey…

Thanks for the heads up. I updated the module to use the new source instead.