Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Trafficmaps
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I have these two working fine for me in my config
{ module: 'MMM-Traffic', position: 'bottom_right', classes: 'dimmed medium', //optional, default is 'bright medium', only applies to commute info not route_name config: { api_key: '', mode: 'bicycling', origin: 'my origin', destination: 'my destination', route_name: 'Home to Work', changeColor: true, showGreen: false, limitYellow: 5, //Greater than 5% of journey time due to traffic limitRed: 20, //Greater than 20% of journey time due to traffic traffic_model: 'pessimistic', interval: 120000 //2 minutes } }, { module: 'MMM-Traffic', position: 'bottom_right', classes: 'dimmed medium', //optional, default is 'bright medium', only applies to commute info not route_name config: { api_key: '', mode: 'driving', origin: 'my origin', destination: 'my destination', route_name: 'Home to Work', changeColor: true, showGreen: false, limitYellow: 5, //Greater than 5% of journey time due to traffic limitRed: 20, //Greater than 20% of journey time due to traffic traffic_model: 'pessimistic', interval: 120000 //2 minutes } }, -
@Mitchfarino
Strange, do you use the exact same origin/destination for both modules or do you format them differently depending on the mode? -
@Notumlord exactly the same origin and destination, using my postcode for home as the origin and postcode for work as the destination
If you want to share your sample config, I can put it in my mirror to see if it works
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Hey All,
I’ve been tinkering around with the Bing Traffic maps a little more. I made it a bit more customizable but I’m having an issue where the map never refreshes.I’ve tried calling updateDom() but that does not seem to do anything. I also tried setting the wrapper to ’ ’ before it is set to the bing url path.
Any ideas?
Module.register("maproute", { defaults: { latitude: '40.4406', // city latitude longitude: '-79.9959', // city longitude map_zoom: '12', // 1 - 21 map_layer: 'TrafficFlow', map_size: '500', // using this for both length and width api_key: '1234567890', // your bing maps api key updateInterval: 300000 // 5 mins }, getDom: function() { var wrapper = ''; // tried setting this to blank to see if that would clear out the old image wrapper = document.createElement("img"); // create the url using the custom parameters wrapper.src = "http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/" + this.config.latitude + "," + this.config.longitude + "/" + this.config.map_zoom + "?mapSize=" + this.config.map_size + "," + this.config.map_size + "&ml=" + this.config.map_layer + "&key=" + this.config.map_key; return wrapper; }, start: function() { var self = this; setInterval(function() { self.updateDom(); // no speed defined, so it updates instantly. }, this.config.updateInterval); }, }); -
@wscheer Quote from the readme
Whenever your module need to be updated, call the updateDom(speed) method. It requests the MagicMirror core to update it's dom object. If you define the speed, the content update will be animated, but only if the content will realy change.So i guess your html looks all the time the same, so there is probably no real update of the dom. I suggest to try to add an timestamp somewhere and see if it gets updated then -
@strawberry-3-141 Ding! Ding! Ding! That was it! THANK YOU!
Also thanks again to @alexyak and @tyho for their input.
I’ll post the code for anyone who wants Bing Traffic maps on their Magic Mirror.
It’s a little hackish but maybe someone will come along and write it the correct way. Basically I’m taking the pushpin (pp) parameter and just assigning two random numbers to it. Math.random() creates a number between 0 and 1. So the map never shows the pushpin on the area I’m at. This causes the information to be “new” so when updateDom() is called, the info has changed.
For any beginners, here is my file structure setup:
The code below is located: /var/www/html/MagicMirror/modules/maproute/maproute.jsModule.register("maproute", { defaults: { latitude: '40.4406', // City latitude. Use google to get these coordinates longitude: '-79.9959', // City longitude map_zoom: '12', // 1 - 21 map_layer: 'TrafficFlow', map_size: '500', // Using this for both length and width api_key: '123456789', // Your Bing maps api key updateInterval: 300000 // 5 min refresh }, getDom: function() { var wrapper = ''; wrapper = document.createElement("img"); // The Math.random() calls are to place a random pushpin on the map and make the updateDom() call refresh wrapper.src = "http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/" + this.config.latitude + "," + this.config.longitude + "/" + this.config.map_zoom + "?mapSize=" + this.config.map_size + "," + this.config.map_size + "&pp=" + Math.random() + "," + Math.random() + "&ml=" + this.config.map_layer + "&key=" + this.config.map_key; return wrapper; }, start: function() { var self = this; setInterval(function() { self.updateDom(5000); // I set a 5 second refresh here for testing. }, this.config.updateInterval); }, }); -
@wscheer
Is this modul still working?I did everthing you explained:
in my config.js:
{ module: 'maproute', position: 'middle_center', },And /var/www/html/MagicMirror/modules/maproute/maproute.js is the code from above.
I’ve created an API for Bing maps.
But if I run MM I just see a small image. Like the right picture could not be found.
And if I look to the report om bing how often my API was used, it counts 0.Where is the mistake?
Thanks
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@Jeff yeah mine is still working.
To troubleshoot you could run magic mirror in “standalone” mode. That would let you view the page on a desktop computer and you can look at the browser console to see what the errors are.
Let me know if you need more instructions on that. I’m on a mobile right now. I could add more later.
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Thanks for your quick reply.
Can you just tell me how to enter the “standalone” mode?
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@Jeff yeah
execute the following command from the MagicMirror folder: “node serveronly”. This will start the server, after which you can open the application in your browser of choice.
