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@jamaces easy peasy…here’s an example:
.MMM-YahooWeather .fade {
-webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, black 10%, transparent 100%);
mask-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, black 10%, transparent 100%);
height: 120px;
}
The magic is in the fade… gives you this effect: [see bottom of 4 days forecast]
Just go to MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Nascar in a terminal window and type
‘git pull’ to update.
All fixed! Thanks @Assassins
I made it to change the year every year…
You like dogs? Well…here’s a VERY simple module to show random pictures of dogs on your mirror!
SEE README ON GITHUB!
@mykle1 people still posting in this old topic? Lol
Want some clean family friendly dad jokes? Here you go…NO api key needed.
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@jamaces It won’t show anything, there’s nothing to show right now.
Bored? This module will make suggestions to help you with that!
Currently supports 11 Languages!!!
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Eh if anyone is interested I can take a look at the rainAndSnow module…if not okay too LOL
@calypsou1 you can send the data to mqtt then use the mqtt module to show your data ;)
@StuGrunt said in Head first developing MM module for extreme beginners:
It is because there is an error (at least I think so - I am new too) and no instructions on where to put the function.
change the Module.register(“MMM-Timetable”) to Module.register(“MMM-Test”)
The article does not tell you where to put the getDom function when it is first introduced. Replace the getDom: function() {}. with the code shown. In other words, don’t just add it to the file. This article would have benefited from a final section that gave the entire code.
I think the original author at least expected us to be very familiar with Node.js (fair enough), but alas, I am not so it took a bit of work to figure it out. :-)
Here it is, for the first part:
Module.register(“MMM-Test”, {
defaults: {},
start: function () {},getDom: function() {
var element = document.createElement(“div”)
element.className = “myContent”
element.innerHTML = “Hello, World!”
return element
},
notificationReceived: function() {},
socketNotificationReceived: function() {},
})
_
Both of those functions go outside the getDom function pretty much anywhere you want to put them.
The socketNotificationReceived function [example below, can be used in either node_helper OR your main.js file. The example below is in my node_helper] :
socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
if (notification === 'CONFIG') {
this.config = payload;
}
if (notification === 'GET_CURRENT') {
this.getCurrent(payload);
}
if (notification === 'GET_FORECAST') {
if (this.forecast.timestamp === this.getDate() && this.forecast.data !== null) {
this.sendSocketNotification('FORECAST_RESULT', this.forecast.data);
console.log("Using data we already have");
} else {
this.getForecast();
console.log("Getting new data");
}
}
}
Here is the corresponding one in the main.js
socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
if (notification === "CURRENT_RESULT") {
this.processCurrent(payload);
}
if (notification === "FORECAST_RESULT") {
this.processForecasts(payload);
}
this.updateDom(this.config.initialLoadDelay);
},
You can use notificationReceived to receive info from other modules like this:
Here are examples of that:
notificationReceived: function (notification, payload){
if (notification === 'CURRENT_RESULT') {
this.processCurrent(payload);
}
},
this.sendNotification('CURRENT_RESULT', payload);
This is how I send and receive my ‘payload’ from one module to another.
The first example is getting my ‘CURRENT_RESULT’ [getting info for a Forecast module from the Current weather module] from the bottom example that is
sending out ‘CURRENT_RESULT’…
The bottom example will ‘broadcast’ and in reality ANY module can get the data it’s sending out.
Hope this helps. It’s a really simple process.
@Mykle1 said in MMM-SunRiseSet:
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That @Mykle1 he’s such a big help to everyone!!! :) Just ask and he’s there!
@Piranha1605 Late to this party but MAN your background looks really awesome!
Easy way to keep a mirror from steaming up is rub a bar of soap on the mirror then wipe it off…no steam ;)
@Mykle1 said in 1 old noob + 1 rPi = I can't believe I did it! (revisited):
THIS . . . IS . . . my hobby. :)
No, no it isn’t… I KNOW your hobby LMAO
Mine has been running in the bathroom for 2 years… doing just fine.