Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Rainalarm (Buienalarm in Dutch)
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@Peter said in Rainalarm (Buienalarm in Dutch):
Can anybody help me to get this working on a MM:
Are you talking about creating an entire module?
You could use one of the iFrame modules and load the link http://www.buienalarm.nl/location/rotterdam into the iFrame. I haven’t done this but it seems like the perfect solution, unless you want to make a module of your own.
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I can not create a module myself, that’s why I asked for help.
No idea how to start, but it just would be nice to have on the screen of the MM.
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@Mykle1 , I will give it a try!
Thanks again.
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I made one based on the dutch buienradar api, icw sparkline js. Can upload it to github if you like. It’s a 2 hour forecast graph based on longitude/latitude
Modules MMM-rainfc, MMM-bustimes, MMM-Harmony, MMM-Rijks
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Cirdan! Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo :-)
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@cirdan , that would be great!
I love this forum.
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@Mykle1 Not if it rains, Mykle, let me check my MM, ahh clear skies ;-)
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@Peter I added it under https://github.com/73cirdan/MMM-rainfc,
(should run ok, but did some last minute code cleanups.)
Let me know how it works out for you
Modules MMM-rainfc, MMM-bustimes, MMM-Harmony, MMM-Rijks
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@cirdan , it works out of the box.
But unfortunally it does not show the (current) time, so it is hard to see when the rain starts and stops.
Thanks for your help!
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The current time is in the clock module, so i considered it double info. The graph is always 2 hours, end time is shown, so you need to interpolate a little. Alternative is to add some tick marks under the graph with timelabels. I think it’s possible but never looked into it.
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@cirdan , some timelines would be nice (like in the smartphone app).
Maybe some day somebody knows how to do this.
Thanks.
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@Peter, I checked the sparkline.js lib I use for the graph. It intentional does not use ticks and labels on the x axis. :-(
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@cirdan , thanks.
Bad luck.
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@Peter Did a small addition with time labels under the graph. checked it in on github.
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@cirdan , I only see the graph, not the time labels.
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There is a new config option, its in the readme on github. Add nrOfTimeLabels to your config.js and it should work.
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@cirdan unfortunately it does not work.
Changed color, changed lon-lat, works all fine, but not the time labels.
Very sorry …
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@Peter just checking, you’ve pulled the new source from github?
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@cirdan sorry; after having done that it works!
Thanks!
Peter
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