Description:
Module is designed to, without any API keys, show movies that are ranking at the box office, opening this week, or coming soon. For each movies the Rotten Tomato meter score is shown (if available) as well as release date or box office gross.
Screenshot:
[image: 1488472241224-a1.jpeg]
Download:
[card:AdamMoses-GitHub/MMM-RottenTomatoes]
Thanks for all the advice and after looking around, I feel that the CEC option is the best one but, unfortunately, is out of my budget. I’ve stumbled across this suggestion which looks like a neat (and cheaper way of getting the same effect.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2077/pir-sensor-sleep-lcd-monitor
What’s everyone’s thoughts on it? If it wouldn’t work then could you instead connect to the remote control IR input and force standby that way?
Description:
This sort of falls under an ‘infotainment’ category. Basically you can pick a city/place anywhere in the world via it’s WOEID and then display the Twitter Trending Topics for that place. The topics are automatically sorted by number of tweets, and can have their rank and tweet volume shown as well. The backend is also configured to support multiple instances of this module each displaying a different city/place.
Screenshot:
[image: 1487088235124-example.jpg]
Download:
[card:AdamMoses-GitHub/MMM-TwitterTrendsByPlace]
I gave a forum search but couldn’t find much on this.
When building the HTML content wrapper to return via updateDom, is there a way to check the sizes of a given element or the module contents as a whole?
I’ve checked using clientWidth/clientHeight and offsetWidth/offsetHeight but they always return zero I guess because nothing is actually rendered yet.
My desire is to dynamically fill in all available vertical space on left or right side of the screen without having text overflow into a module above or below it. The width of the module in this case would be a fixed size.
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