@mumblebaj
v20.18.0

@mumblebaj I am on v2.25.0, not the latest, but the one before the latest, I think.

All other modules are working great.

I can update to the latest, just don’t want any modules to break. I have 10 unique pages showing multiple modules

@KristjanESPERANTO I am on v.20.18.0

@mumblebaj Thanks for the response and sorry for the delay on my side.

I am in fact using the latest version:

@mumblebaj Thanks for creating this fork! I cannot seem to get the module to work, however. Here is what I am seeing in the dev console:

Here is my config:

Any ideas? I am using the API Read Access Token instead of the API Key from TMBD, as required per your GitHub.

@taylornoss Very cool! Just added it to my MM with the 2024 Summer config. Will report on any issues once the games kick off! Thanks for creating this!

@sdetweil

shoot, I fixed it… I had accidently downloaded a different module, MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast instead of MMM-OpenWeatherForecast .

Once I removed the wrong module and installed the correct one, and updated the node helper with “https://api.openweathermap.org/data/3.0/onecall”

it worked. Thanks for your help!

Hello all. I have subscribed to the Open Weather One Call API 3.0 base plan, generated a new API ke, installed the latest version of MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast on my MM and updated the config with the new key, but now, the module is not loading. In the dev console, I see the following errors

On the OpenWeather website, I do not see any API call usage.

In the js file for the module, I do see the update 3.0 API endpoint, so not sure why it is giving the 404 not found error.

Also interesting, I can browse to the endpoint URL manually with same latitude and longitude specified in my config, as well as new API key, and it works:

Any ideas? Thanks for your help!

@sdetweil Yup!

That is correct, I have 10 unique pages on my MM display. Happy to share more info of my config if anyone needs it.

I did share a lot of info on my display (some small things have changed since then) in my post below:

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/18513/my-magic-mirror-desk-display?_=1721136289198

@sdetweil @doriangrey

Just to show what the final edits look like in my custom.css and how that looks on my mirror, for the good of the group:

The content entries are the unicodes for the respective icons found on Font Awesome’s website (https://fontawesome.com).

For example, F073 in the first entry (for nth-child(1)) is for a calendar-days Font Awesome icon:

You can see this icon, and all others used on my MagicMirror display to change pages, in the red box of the screenshot below:

Thank you @sdetweil for your help, as always!

I hope this helps others looking to accomplish the same thing!