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Update for 2024!
overTime variable, which will allow you to override the calculated date & time for Santa’s trip. This is useful for testing beforehand.Merry Christmas!
Update for 20 October 2024: Thanks to the hard work of Kevin Sivic, the MMM-WeatherBackground module can function again.
Unfortunately, the Unsplash service closed down their API to free use. You will have to log in to their website at www.unsplash.com and join their developer program. Once you have an Access Key, you can use that key to make the module function.
@dathbe - Not really, no. It’s still frustratingly slow to recognize when you’re inside a geofence. If you reboot your phone, you have to open the app to authorize the location data. Once it has been opened, you can close it and it will reliably run in the background.
I need to play with the Google location sharing and Apple’s equivalent and see if I can get that to integrate. Some day.
I use OwnTracks to track location and feed geofencing information to the Weasley Clock. OwnTracks is an open source mapping app for your phone so you aren’t dependent upon the Google/Apple sized corporations.
It should not be difficult to build a module that displays raw location from OwnTracks.
@drx1984 - Yeah, I can. It’s on the list of projects. I don’t know when I’ll get to it. For you I’ll bump it up the priority list a bit. But I don’t have an estimate.
@drx1984 said in MagicMirror stutters and doesn't run smoothly:
the IntelNuc is powerful enough, right?
I don’t think so. It’s the MMM-Globe module. It’s pure javascript and doesn’t make use of the graphics hardware at all. You might get away with turning off the MMM-Rain and running just the globe module. Might.
I really should get around to rewriting it.
@Klinge - It appears that your problem isn’t the same. @Sachse had two instances of the Magic Mirror framework running at the same time. You probably don’t have that problem.
The DWD site appears to be up and is hosting a json file. So let’s start at the beginning. Please post the relevant portion of your config.js file. We don’t need everything, just the part that configures the MMM-DWD-Pollen module. That will let us try and replicate your problem. Be sure to use the Markdown features when you post your code snippet!
@karsten13 - I don’t know which map framework you’re running, but I’ve been using Leaflet and it gives me a lot of flexibility in maps. Several free tile sources and many more that just require an API key. You can see a simple example at my MMM-Birdnet module. Specifically, check out the map options.
@onetwankyfive This is on my long-term list of projects. I want to integrate a flapper display into the MMM-WeasleyClock module as an alternate display mode.
I’ve played around with it a little. Part of it is the plan to replace the jquery code with CSS interactions. Other projects have taken up my time. But it is on the list of things to do. Eventually.
From the SparkFun website: “All Qwiic-enabled boards use a common 1mm pitch, 4-pin JST connector.”
