Internet Monitor

bhepler

Okay, I have completed my first pass at fixing the WiFi symbol. It works for me, so let’s see how it goes for you.

If you’re not using my repository, you’ll have to switch by deleting your modules/internet-monitor folder, cloning from my repository at https://github.com/BrianHepler/internet-monitor and then installing like normal. You’ll have to cd internet-monitor and then npm install.

If you’re already using my repository, just cd MagicMirror/modules/internet-monitor and git pull. It will probably tell you that you need to stash package-lock.json. Just delete that file and try again.

Warning: The custom WiFi icon doesn’t work yet. I got the default one to show up, but I’m still working on the one with the custom colors. But right now I want to verify that you guys can at least see the WiFi icon.

rafaelcota

@bhepler said in Internet Monitor:

https://github.com/BrianHepler/internet-monitor

Now it works

Axel51

@bhepler
Hi,
I can see the wifi icon but no color icon is visible!!!
Something is missing in the source code to update the icon.
Can you have a look and correct it please?
best regards,
Adel

pgwr

@Axel51 Is the wifi icon ovelaying the label “Internet Monitor” on yours? I’d like to be able to be able to see the full label. Maybe I missed something. Thanks

causerino

Has this died recently for anyone else? I have made no config changes and it’s stopped working. I’ve tried with a new server ID in case they have changed, but still no luck.

//New Module Internet Monitor

                {
                        module: 'internet-monitor',
                        position: 'top_left',
                        header: 'SpeedTest',
                        config:{
                                type: '',
                                maxTime: 20000,
                                updateInterval: 0,
                                verbose: false,
                                serverId: "40788",
//                              displayStrength: true,
                                displaySpeed: true,
                                strengthIconSize: 50,
                                maxGaugeScale: 1000,
                        },
                },

sdetweil

@causerino comment out serverid and let it use any

add

//
to the beginning of the line

sdetweil

@causerino also, please use code blocks for any config data

paste text
select text
then push button that looks like
</>

I have fixed your post

bhepler

@causerino said in Internet Monitor:

Has this died recently for anyone else? I have made no config changes and it’s stopped working. I’ve tried with a new server ID in case they have changed, but still no luck.

I can confirm. It appears that the speedtest service is down. I’m troubleshooting now.

Update: Problem is with the speedtest-net package. Not sure what the problem is, but it has been down for the past week. They’ve opened an issue with the developers, so hopefully they’ll get around to it. The SpeedTest website and their paid services appear to be working, so something is up with the API.

I’m looking at my fork of the original repository and the latest changes to speedtest-net and I’m going to prep an update. Once it comes back, I’ll publish.

causerino

@bhepler said in Internet Monitor:

@causerino said in Internet Monitor:

Has this died recently for anyone else? I have made no config changes and it’s stopped working. I’ve tried with a new server ID in case they have changed, but still no luck.

I can confirm. It appears that the speedtest service is down. I’m troubleshooting now.

Update: Problem is with the speedtest-net package. Not sure what the problem is, but it has been down for the past week. They’ve opened an issue with the developers, so hopefully they’ll get around to it. The SpeedTest website and their paid services appear to be working, so something is up with the API.

I’m looking at my fork of the original repository and the latest changes to speedtest-net and I’m going to prep an update. Once it comes back, I’ll publish.

Thanks very much for doing this :)

bugsounet

@bhepler said in Internet Monitor:

I can confirm. It appears that the speedtest service is down. I’m troubleshooting now.

Update: Problem is with the speedtest-net package. Not sure what the problem is, but it has been down for the past week. They’ve opened an issue with the developers, so hopefully they’ll get around to it. The SpeedTest website and their paid services appear to be working, so something is up with the API.

I’m looking at my fork of the original repository and the latest changes to speedtest-net and I’m going to prep an update. Once it comes back, I’ll publish.

Are you really sure ?
i use it with MMM-SpeedTest

Result is:

Internet Monitor

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