Thanks so much. A simple comma was missing, who knew?.

@pyrosmiley Bingo! Thanks so much!!

@Mykle1 Thanks very much. I did this and git pull downloaded a brand new Scrobbler.js file. I’ve left the username and API Key areas as is. Works fine, so far no messages!

@Mykle1 Thanks very much. I did this and git pull downloaded a brand new Scrobbler.js file. I’ve left the username and API Key areas as is. Works fine, so far no messages!

@Mykle1 I looked over the file, and honestly I am not good enough to be modifying files, believe me. I did notice in the MMM-Scobbler file that my username and API key appear there. I really cant remember entering this info there, but I do recall entering this in the main config.js file. Do these two parameters automatically get transferred over to the Scrobbler file?

@Mykle1 I did? I don’t remember doing that. I guess I’ll have to either start over, or examine the file. Thank you.

@Mykle1 Yes, I ran git pull while in the MMM-Scrobbler directory and got “error: your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: MMM-Scrobbler.js

Please commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
Aborting”

@Mykle1 Ran both, still getting the ‘Update available’ message at the top of my screen This is specific to MMM-Scrobbler of course.

@cowboysdude I see the split window but am not familiar that level of troubleshooting. So I can’t really tell what’s happening. All other modules work just fine, but MMM-NOAA is a no show.
I have an API key, have selected the specific weather station ID relevant to me, and other than adding that comma, the .js file is virgin.

@Mykle1 I added the comma and it doesn’t crash anymore, but nothing shows up on the mirror either. Maybe because I already have another module in top_right ?

Successfully running Scrobbler for Spotify listening, but getting msg on the header that I’m “2 commits behind on the master branch”…how to fix/update?

@Mykle1 Can’t seem to get this running. Copied the code and dropped it in. config:check is telling me there is a problem with the last line with { } issues. But the coding is straightforward as far as I can see with only one set of nested { and }symbols. What gives?

I currently use the openweathermap function to display the weather on my mirror.

Just wondering if there are other apps that might work, providing (I guess) that an appid is available? I would like to display the info from a weatherunderground link.

Can I do that?