MMM-Lunartic

[Mykle1]

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Lunartic:

I’m astonished by the fact that “npm run config:check” seems to be so unknown in the community. It is a VERY important tool in my opinion.

Well, it is a relatively new function, introduced in the last update to MM (I think). I had to look for the command because I don’t use it usually. However, I agree that it is a valuable tool

[Mykle1]

@thetalentedfool said in MMM-Lunartic:

it’s apparently nowhere in the popular search results for debugging MM.

I’ll write up a simple tutorial and post it so that it is easier to find using the forum search function.

[lavolp3]

Great idea Mykle1! Thanks in advance for the effort :-)

The function is not that new.
I’m using it for a few months now, I’d guess.

[Mykle1]

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Lunartic:

I’m using it for a few months now, I’d guess.

Ok, but it’s not available in MM version 2.1.1 or 2.1.2 (I think) so that would only make it available in the most recent version (2.1.3). I did say relatively new. :-)

[Mykle1]

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Lunartic:

Great idea Mykle1! Thanks in advance for the effort :-)

I promised a tutorial. :-)

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/5399/how-to-check-your-config-for-errors-for-absolute-beginners

[Mykle1]

Minor update

• Fixed wording for phases of the moon.
• Also, a not so hidden config option for image choice.

cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Lunartic
git pull

Or install as usual

[Mykle1]

German translation added

Thanks to our friend @tbbear, MMM-Lunartic now has German translation. And, when you choose German as your language, the date will be properly formatted for you. Again, thanks to @tbbear. Well done, Robert!

cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Lunartic
git pull

Or install as usual

[Mykle1]

It appears the API that I am using for this module has reached its limit for the month of November. I apologize for that. It’s actually my API being hosted by a free service herokuapp.com. The drawback is that it has such a low limitation. I’m not willing to pay for higher usage. So, as I see it, I have 2 options if I want to keep this module alive.

1. I have the PHP file that does the computations for the API. I’d be willing to host the API if someone would be willing to help me set it up locally and administer it. That doesn’t seem very likely but the offer stands.

2. I can look for another public API to use for the module. This is probably the more logical option but it’s not as cool as the first.

So, to those millions of MMM-Lunartic users, I will start looking for another API this very moment. In the meantime, the module will be functional again on December 1 when the current API resumes.

[Mykle1]

@tbbear

API update

I’ve acquired nearly double the amount of free API usage for my Lunartic module. So, no more loss of API in the 3rd week of every month. :-)

[Mykle1]

So here we are on the 24th of January and my API for this module is still up and running. Miracle of miracles! With only 7 more days left in the month I still have 47% of my free dyno hours. Looks like this problem has been solved. :-)

[pepebc]

Hello, very interesting this module.
I like Astronomy a lot, and I already have it installed. I have translated it into Spanish: es.json

{
"Distance from Earth's core = ": "Distancia desde la Tierra: ",
"Distance from sun = ": "Distancia desde el Sol: ",
"The next full moon is ": "Próxima Luna llena ",
"The next new moon is ": "Próxima Luna nueva: ",
"The current moon is ": "La fase actual lleva ",
"The moon is ": "Esta Luna está  ",
"% illuminated": "% iluminada",
" days old": " dias transcurridos",
"New Moon Phase": "Luna Nueva",
"Waxing Crescent Moon": "Luna Creciente",
"First Quarter Half Moon": "Primer cuarto de media luna",
"Waxing Gibbous Moon": "Luna creciente Gibosa",
"Full Moon": "Luna Llena",
"Waning Gibbous Moon": "Luna Gibosa menguante",
"Third Quarter Half Moon": "Tercer cuarto de Media Luna",
"Waning Crescent Moon": "Luna creciente menguante",
"When the Moon hits your eye . . .": "Cuando la Luna ilumina tus ojos . . ."
}

[Mykle1]

@pepebc said in MMM-Lunartic:

I have translated it into Spanish: es.json

Hello, and thank you. I applaud the fact that you made the effort and did the translations. :-)

I’ve added your translation file to the module. A git pull in the MMM-Lunartic directory will get you the updated files.

Once again, thanks!

Peace.

[Mykle1]

Thanks to user @el97 the module now has Swedish translation.

[Mykle1]

Download:

[card:mykle1/MMM-Lunartic]

Version Update 1.0.3

Added an option for rotating data. So now the module takes up far less mirror real estate yet you still get the same information. Of course, you can still use the static mode, in which case, the module is visually unchanged.

Click on the animated gif below for a more pleasing view:

Do a git pull in your MMM-Lunartic directory or install as per the readme.

[Mykle1]

Version update 1.0.4

Fixed the check for “Last full moon was” and "Next full moon is. That was bothering me.

Added config option for sound of howling wolf when there is a full moon.

git pull in the MMM-Lunartic directory or install as per the readme
https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-Lunartic

[Mykle1]

Ok, stupid me thought I fixed the issue . . . but didn’t.

Now it’s fixed!
git pull in the MMM-Lunartic directory or install as per the readme
https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-Lunartic

[Pr05t3n]

@mykle1 Cant get the Swedish translation to show up despite language: “sv”, in config.js
Translation sv.json is present in MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Lunartic/translations

[Johans]

@mykle1 thanks for the update.

For next update, can you include nl-translations?
Here’s the data

{
"Distance from Earth's core = ": "Afstand vanaf middelpunt Aarde = ",
"Distance from sun = ": "Afstand vanaf de Zon = ",
"The next full moon is ": "Volgende Volle Maan is ",
"The next new moon is ": "Volgende Nieuwe Maan is ",
"The current moon is ": "De Huidige Maan is ",
"The moon is ": "De Maan is  ",
"% illuminated": " % verlicht",
" days old": " dagen oud",
"New Moon Phase": "Nieuwe Maan Faze",
"Waxing Crescent Moon": "Wassende Maancikkel",
"First Quarter Half Moon": "Eerste kwartier Halve Maan",
"Waxing Gibbous Moon": "Wassende Gibbous Maan",
"Full Moon": "Volle Maan",
"Waning Gibbous Moon": "Afnemende Gibbous Maan",
"Third Quarter Half Moon": "Derde kwartie Halve Maan",
"Waning Crescent Moon": "Afnemende Wassende Maan",
"When the Moon hits your eye . . .": "Wanneer de Maan zichtbaar is . . ."
}

[Johans]

@pr05t3n You have to add your language reference also in the MMM-Lunartic.js file.
See example below. That’s how I did.

@mykle1 - correct me if i’m wrong!

    getTranslations: function() {
        return {
            en: "translations/en.json",
            fr: "translations/fr.json",
            es: "translations/es.json",
            de: "translations/de.json",
            nl: "translations/nl.json",
            sv: "translations/sv.json"
                };
    },

[Pr05t3n]

@johans should have done it since it was missing but not in my case. When I start magicmirror it first shows the correct translation for:When the moon hits you eyes but then it goes back to english.
Tried to edit the en.json but no better result.