Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-PublicTransportBerlin - Public transport for Berlin and Brandenburg (departures)
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Is it possible to add “express” to the TransportationTypes/excludedTransportationTypes? I just want to show IC/ICE/EC trains. The API from vbb-rest is supporting this feature.
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@TobiasAlw could you please provide a link for me? Where can I find this feature in the
vbb-rest
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@TobiasAlw Ahh, I see. Yeah, this should work. Just add all the transportation types you don’t want to see to the
excludedTransportationTypes
string in your configuration.All transportation types are listed here under “other parameters”.
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Hi Beh, great module! Thanks!
It works on a standard browser (firefox, Win10) with node.js server side on a raspberry pi zero. But on midori installed on the pi zero it doesn’t appear on the screen.node -v : v7.7.1
npm -v : 4.1.2Do you have any idea?
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@Photon2000 Yeah, the problem is, that midori doesn’t support ECMAScript 6 (ES6) features. But the module is using some of them.
Unfortunately I don’t have much time in the near future to convert the module to vanilla JavaScript in ES5 for you. You could try to convert the code with a compiler like Babel. Then it should work with midori.
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@Beh Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! So I have two choices: finding a browser for th pi zero that supports ES6 or switch to PI2/3. Fair enough. I guess that other modules use ES6 too.
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Hi all,
good news for Pi Zero users:
The new image “Raspbian Jessie with PIXEL” comes bundled with the chromium browser. I’ve installed it tonight and chromium works on the Pi Zero (W). If I connect to a serveronly installation of MagicMirror the “ES6-problematic” modules (im my case: compliments, MMM-PublicTransportBerlin) comes up.It’s not that fluently; CPU is 100% but it work’s.
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@Beh
I did asudo apt-get dist-upgrade
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Does anybody have a working stationID in order to test the module itself, so others can verify if the module is working?
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@Jay
There is an ID mentioned in the readme