Posts made by cirdan

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Not too bad those dutch railways…😁. But on topic, did you try MMM-nstreinen? See the page https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules for more info

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@stickyrib with the 2.4 release a heating problem arose with heavy cpu usage due to electron. Is was adviced tot use the fkms (see post michael). When i followed up on this post both alternatives did not work out for me. One option got me star night like flickering in the widgets on screen, the other led to what you described. So I returned to the driver which was used up unto 2.3.
Never thought about powering via the monitor to be the probleproblem/solution, but I do connect it that way.

So still on default screen driver and no heating problem and no flickering.

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Yep, that’s me, thanks for the fix mate

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Like it mykle, even an lord of the rings theme

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Changed the url in my codebase, and everything works like a charm again. Tnx for pointing it out. Still love the svg part 😀

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great work Charley.

Was thinking about rewriting that part with the external sparkline. Got a sudden error on my implementation a few days ago (xmlhttprequest on the sparkline invocation and load errors 404 on the jquery). Never did anything with SVG. So was heading for some coding this weekend :-)

This is what I like about open source 👍

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@wolkenaj said in Displaying data from MySQL database:

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Copy an existing module with a node_helper.js. The graph section should go into the module js file, the php for db access rewritten into js and inserted into the node helper. Look at my rain forecast module for example https://github.com/73cirdan/MMM-rainfc

Alternative is to call the php from within the node helper

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Looks smaller than expected, are width and height set correctly in the config?

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For a custom build calendar module, I implemented paging to make sure not all space is occupied. In the getdom I increment a global variable domstate everytime it is called. Based on the domstate and the number of pages I calculate which page to show. In your case, on even domstate you could display language one and when odd display language two.

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Based on a Dutch public api for rain forecast (BuienRadar).

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More info on Github

Config options

The following properties can be configured:

First Header	Second Header
lat	the latitude of your location
lon	the longitude of your location
width	controls the size of the module
height	controls the size of the module
lineWidth	the thicknes of the line
lineColor	the color of the line
fillColor	the color of the area under the line
maxPower	the maximum number on the y axis
rainText	The text you want to display in front of the last time received in the last call
noRainText	the text you want to display if no rain is expected untill the last time in the last call.
nrOfTimeLabels	optional value, adds a number of time labels under the graph, advised values: 2-5. If non existant or 0 reverts to default behaviour.

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@lavolp3 Good to read that it even works in parts of Germany.
I did add it to the modules page on github, but do you mean the modules section of the forum?

Feel free to send a pull request, I have some improvement ideas myself too

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@Peter great, i’m glad it works

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@Peter just checking, you’ve pulled the new source from github?
Like a git pull or git clone?

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There is a new config option, its in the readme on github. Add nrOfTimeLabels to your config.js and it should work.

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@Peter Did a small addition with time labels under the graph. checked it in on github.

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@Peter, I checked the sparkline.js lib I use for the graph. It intentional does not use ticks and labels on the x axis. :-(

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The current time is in the clock module, so i considered it double info. The graph is always 2 hours, end time is shown, so you need to interpolate a little. Alternative is to add some tick marks under the graph with timelabels. I think it’s possible but never looked into it.

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@Peter I added it under https://github.com/73cirdan/MMM-rainfc,

(should run ok, but did some last minute code cleanups.)

Let me know how it works out for you

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@Mykle1 Not if it rains, Mykle, let me check my MM, ahh clear skies ;-)

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I made one based on the dutch buienradar api, icw sparkline js. Can upload it to github if you like. It’s a 2 hour forecast graph based on longitude/latitude