MMM-FHEM shows values from FHEM devices ...

Fistandantilus

Yes, I have done that :)

Woody

Is it possible to show differend icons depending on the device state like Fhem does it?

BenRoe

@Woody no it’s not possible.

Da-ne-ezy

Is there any chance of doing an update of this module with FHEM Username and Password?

dominic

Hi everyone
I’ve tried to install and activate the MMM-FHEM module but with not to much success. There was actually no problem neither with the installation nor the configuration but I can’t get it running.

FHEM is running on the Rpi.
Here is my config.js.

//FHEM
		 {
    module: 'MMM-FHEM',
    position: 'bottom_bar',
    config: {
      host: ['localhost'],
      port: '8083',
      https: false,
      devices: [
                  { deviceName: 'ESPEasy_ESP_Test_DHT',
                    deviceReadings: [
                                      { name: 'Temperatur', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '°' },
                                      { name: 'sate', icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: 'test%' },
                                    ],
                  },
                 
                ],
    },
  },
	
	
		
		
	]

i hope you can help me.
greetings from Germany

BenRoe

@dominic remove the squared brackets from the host row.

BenRoe

@Da-ne-ezy hi currently i have no time to research how to implement that from nodejs side.
If someone has an idea, please do a pull request on github.

dominic

@BenRoe thanks for the answer. I have removed the squared brackets but it is still the same. The modul will not displayed. Do you have an other idea ?

DerRheingold

Hi,
I have a similar issue: after installing the module and adding it to the config.js I don’t see it on the screen. After a restart all other widgets are shown. I don’t even see an empty field or such where this widget should be shown :(

Am I missing anything maybe?

For the sake of debugging, I’m trying to access a publicly available FHEM instance.

{
			module: 'MMM-FHEM',
			position: 'top_bar',
			config: {
				host: 'http://fhem.waschto.eu',
				port: '8083',
				https: false,
				devices: [
					  { deviceName: 'FL_Temperatur',
						deviceReadings: [
										  { name: 'temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '°' },
										  { name: 'humidity', icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' },
										],
					  }
				]
			}
		}

Might I have made a mistake installing the dependencies? Is “sudo npm install underscore” or “request” not the right way to do it?

BenRoe

@Da-ne-ezy try this.

host: 'username:password@ip-of-your-fhem-server'

Please let me know if it works.