Please read the release notes carefully since this update requires adjustments to your Raspberry Pi configuration!
MMM-RNV
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Description:
It monitors a given station in the RNV traffic network and shows the 10 upcoming departures with destination, type and delay. It also shows additional information if provided by the vendor.
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Version 1.0.0
- initial release
Version 1.1.0
- some more error handling
- added some tweaks in case the start time is after midnight, then the parsing failed
- added the alert ticker if some alert is present
- updated the readme
- removed odd default value for stationID from the module
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I just updated the module, after I noticed the layout is slightly broken when added to an area on the right side of the screen.
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Hey @yawns, looks great!
Even the differentiation between tram and bus, cool!
I was surprised by the delay times as well, when I thought about building such a module (and thus starting to learn JS) I just had a rough look at the VRN API which doesn’t offer any real time data.I have two feature requests:
- configurable number of shown connections
- configurable direction (or destination)
Cheers!
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@mcg
Hi, glad you like it.
What do you mean with configurable direction?
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I mean that I dont want to see all connections leaving from that particular stop but just in one direction.
E.g. if I lived near a final destination I would just want to see the city-bound connections.
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Hey @yawns!
I finally had a deeper look into the API and your code and felt free to adapt it a little according to my needs.I did the following things:
- added the so called poles to be defined in the personal config
this enables one to choose certain tracks/platforms at a particular stop (this was what i spoke about when I replied to your post the first time) - added a time offset, which it would take one to reach the acutal stop (by foot).
- correction of the current time format from 12h to 24h, which led to an error when I tested the offset. (from hh --> HH)
- edited the readme
Because I’m completely new to Github I hope I did the most of it right till now. Guess the next step would be to create a pull request if you like, right?
Cheers!
- added the so called poles to be defined in the personal config
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Looks good, I like your changes. Yes please, submit a pull request and I will add it to the main repository so other users can benefit from your changes
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Alright,
i found a bug which led to still showing connections after the offset.Newest release has
- offset bug fixed
- new option to choose how many departures shall be shown (between 1 and 10)
I’m gonna test this release a few days and then send a pull request
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Alright, I sent you a pull request.
Additionally, I’m currently testing another new feature where
- delay is shown for all connections which have already started even if there is no delay.
- delay is shown for all connections which have already started even if there is no delay.
