Head first developing MM module for extreme beginners

[sdetweil]

@dobi

self.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", this.count)

but u didn’t change this.count to self.count
in all the places

[Dobi]

@sdetweil I replaced all this. … calls to self. … but I don’t get a change. Is there a way that I can check to check that I can check that the function is loaded correctly from the kernal?

[sdetweil]

@dobi view the source in the dev window

what u showed above is not changed

[Dobi]

@sdetweil
sorry I only updated it on github

notificationReceived: function (notification, payload, sender) {
		var self = this;
		switch (notification) {
			case "DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED":
				var timer = setInterval(() => {
					//this.updateDom()
					self.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", self.count);
					console.log(`self.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", this.count)`, self.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", self.count))
					self.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", self.count)
					self.subElementUp.innerHTML = "Count UP:" + self.count
					self.count++
				}, 1000)
				break
		}
	},

[sdetweil]

@dobi and in the console.log too

[Dobi]

@sdetweil Hey sorry for my quite late response. But I wanted to tell you that I found my error it was quite stupid. I had to restart my raspi. After a restart the node_helper worked fine :)
I wrote my first module.

Thanks for your patient

[sdetweil]

@dobi glad you found it… so much fun!!

[cowboysdude]

@dobi See you can do it! Great job and glad that it all worked out for you! :) This is what this project is about…learning.

NOW you can make your mirror your own by showing information that you want and/or need to see…

[riich]

Anyone have an idea on how to display an image instead of a line. I downloaded a jpeg image of a dog and I would like to display that instead of