Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-google-route Example ?
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This is what i’ve done to get it up and running:
active the google api’s: (sign-up, follow the path mentioned in the short description provided by the module)
activated APIs:
Directions API (if I disable it nothing works anymore) Geocoding API Maps JavaScript API
then add this to your
config.js
:{ module: 'MMM-google-route', position: 'bottom_left', config: { height: '150px', width: '300px', key: 'your-google-apikey', directionsRequest:{ origin: 'city country', destination: 'city country' } } },
Hope this works, did for me!
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it was so simple ! :D
i tried with “Address city country” for both origin and destination field… it works !! I think manual could be more precise on this point. Thank you very much @Valkilane -
@Valkilane Hi, I know this is a bit old but what if you wanted to be more specific because the origin and the destination are both located in the same city…
Im trying to use my address as the origin and a well known hospital in the city as the destination…my config is
module: "MMM-google-route", position: "top_left", config: { key: "google api-key", directionsRequest:{ origin: "address, city, country", destination: "lat", "lng", // can't figure out... height: "400px",//default=300px width: "400px",//default=300px avoidTolls: true, showAge: false, fontSize: "80%", } } },
Do you know what order I have to put the coordinations in, so i can get this to work?
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@FruityBebbles looks like the doc for the module references a google doc with says
directionsRequest Required The directions to show on the map. Type: google.maps.DirectionsRequest interface
direction request link takes you here
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference/directions#DirectionsRequest
which says LatLng or LatLngLiteral
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference/coordinates#LatLngLiteralwhich both show as this
{lat: -34, lng: 151}
so
module: "MMM-google-route", position: "top_left", config: { key: "google api-key", directionsRequest:{ origin: "address, city, country", destination: {"lat": number, "lng":number}, // can't figure out... height: "400px",//default=300px width: "400px",//default=300px avoidTolls: true, showAge: false, fontSize: "80%", } } },
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@sdetweil Thankyou for laying it out for me! I was trying to put
destination: [lat: number, lng: number]
instead of
destination: {"lat": number, "lng": number},
- I didn’t know to add the “” or the {}
now, my config looks like:
module: "MMM-google-route", position: "top_left", config: { key: "google api-key", directionsRequest:{ origin: "address, city, country", destination: {"lat": number, "lng": number}, height: "400px",//default=300px width: "400px",//default=300px avoidTolls: true, showAge: false, fontSize: "80%", } } },
I am getting a 400px by 400px box showing up in the “top_left” of my mirror, but now it’s all white with no map being shown…
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@FruityBebbles said in MMM-google-route Example ?:
origin: “address, city, country”,
you of course set a good start point (origin) with the real location, right?
a good lat/lng near me is { “lat”: 31.4490047,“lng”:-98.6031736}
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yes… I should have said that my origin is the lat/lng
origin: {"lat": , "lng": }
and my destination is the
address, city, country
but to make things more translucent, here’s my config:
{ module: "MMM-google-route", position: "top_left", config: { key: "api-key", directionsRequest:{ origin: {"lat": 40.0583287, "lng": -75.0074246}, destination: "3401 Civic Center Blvd, Philadelphia, US", height: "400px",//default=300px width: "400px",//default=300px avoidTolls: true, showAge: false, fontSize: "80%", } } },
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@FruityBebbles please use code blocks
anyhow, try this lat/lng for your destination
39.9487306,-75.1965791
i don’t know anything about this module
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@sdetweil said in MMM-google-route Example ?:
@FruityBebbles please use code blocks
I thought I did… my badanyhow, try this lat/lng for your destination
39.9487306,-75.1965791
I did, but no change…
i don’t know anything about this module
hahah could have fooled me =)
but no, you’ve gotten me closer to having this work than I have on my own so I thank you a lot. -
@FruityBebbles @sdetweil
Just thought you should know that it works now…
For some reasonheight: "any sized px", width: "any sized px", showAge: true/false, fontSize: 80%
…were all the issues-- not sure why but I figured I’d let anybody who may be reading this know that you should make sure to get your coordinates or whatever “right,” then deal with the fancy stuff, like fontSize and stuff… fwiw