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@t-moe Why yes there is you can do 1 of 2 ways:
First way:
Add this to your custom.css
.MMM-Openhab .ifr {
border: 0;
}
OR
In the modules directory where this module is open the css file and where you see this…
.MMM-Openhab .ifr {
width: 400px;
height: 680px;
}
Change it to this:
.MMM-Openhab .ifr {
width: 400px;
height: 680px;
border: 0;
}
Should do it.
@lopazopy Looks great!! Nice job!
@exodusone You can use anything you want. You can use a TV with HDMI input or monitor.
It really depends on the size you want.
If you’re just interested in Arduino and led lights this one may be of interest.
This is a project that does require some planning to lay out wires, etc.
But what it does is gives me automatic lights without any other controls needed. The sun comes up the lights go out… turn on kitchen light the lights go out. I generally run most things through Home Assistant and you can this too but I didn’t feel it was necessary to do that. Just made them ‘automatic’ on their own.
@sifuhall I wouldn’t have found that because I ran it on my dev machine which is windows which doesn’t care about case… linux, raspberry pi does!!
Glad it’s working!! Sorry about the mix up…
@strawberry-3-141 Thank you!!! I have fixed that issue on Github!!!
@sifuhall said in MMM-Gas Still Working?:
mid-grade
I can come up with possibly 2 problems…
Either npm install wasn’t run in the MMM-Gas module directory OR
if you copied the example config from github quotes do not copy correctly.
So go in and wherever there is a quote ’ or " delete them and from your own keyboard redo them ’ or "…
Let me know.
@sifuhall Here is what I am getting:
{
name: 'Speedway #9600',
dist: '2.5 miles',
address: '39 S Maple St Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.60'
},
{
name: 'Shell',
dist: '2.56 miles',
address: '4 W Washington St Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.55'
},
{
name: 'Clarks Pump N Shop #81',
dist: '2.58 miles',
address: '201 N Main St Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.55'
},
{
name: 'Shell',
dist: '3.69 miles',
address: '105 April Way Dr Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.59'
},
{
name: 'Murphy Express #8605 (discount Available)',
dist: '3.85 miles',
address: '120 Codella Dr Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.38'
},
{
name: 'Hardys Bp',
dist: '3.9 miles',
address: '108 Rolling Hills Ln Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.64'
},
{
name: 'Kroger Fuel Center #8402 (discount Available)',
dist: '4.29 miles',
address: '1661 Bypass Rd Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.40'
},
{
name: 'Speedway #8256',
dist: '4.42 miles',
address: '1480 W Lexington Ave Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.53'
},
{
name: 'Fas Mart #5262',
dist: '4.56 miles',
address: '5400 Revilo Rd Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.56'
},
{
name: 'Apple Market #526',
dist: '4.63 miles',
address: '570 Van Meter Rd Winchester KY 40391',
ppg: '¤3.56'
}
]
That is in the terminal window…
For the results with your zip code. I see no front end errors
here are the results for that…
0: {name: 'Murphy Express #8605 (discount Available)', dist: '3.85 miles', address: '120 Codella Dr Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.38'}
1: {name: 'Kroger Fuel Center #8402 (discount Available)', dist: '4.29 miles', address: '1661 Bypass Rd Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.40'}
2: {name: 'Speedway #8256', dist: '4.42 miles', address: '1480 W Lexington Ave Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.53'}
3: {name: 'Shell', dist: '2.56 miles', address: '4 W Washington St Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.55'}
4: {name: 'Clarks Pump N Shop #81', dist: '2.58 miles', address: '201 N Main St Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.55'}
5: {name: 'Fas Mart #5262', dist: '4.56 miles', address: '5400 Revilo Rd Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.56'}
6: {name: 'Apple Market #526', dist: '4.63 miles', address: '570 Van Meter Rd Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.56'}
7: {name: 'Shell', dist: '3.69 miles', address: '105 April Way Dr Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.59'}
8: {name: 'Speedway #9600', dist: '2.5 miles', address: '39 S Maple St Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.60'}
9: {name: 'Hardys Bp', dist: '3.9 miles', address: '108 Rolling Hills Ln Winchester KY 40391', ppg: '¤3.64'}
length: 10
[[Prototype]]: Array(0)
Please post your config so I can look at that.
@sifuhall said in MMM-Gas Still Working?:
For some reason mine isn’t working. I don’t see any errors with npm start dev and my config.sys checks out with npm run config:check
Could you try for zipcode 40391 and see if that works for you? Maybe there are just no results?
I sure will when i get home from work. I will post back.
@sifuhall said in MMM-Gas Still Working?:
Re: MMM-Gas
Can anyone verify if this is still working?I do not get any results.
Well since I wrote it… I’ll have to check that out :) I’ll let you know!
Yes Sir I can confirm it’s still working for me. If you run your mirror ‘npm start dev’ the results are in the console window… or an error will be there. Check it out and let me know.
Did you run npm-install in the module directory?
@snille Well that’s really not a deal breaker. It works and gaps the bridge. It’s a great module!
@cyberphox Eh don’t feel bad… I many of us do the same. LOL
I’d be VERY interested in his css for this…
This works so nice :) Thank you @Snille
@jalibu Very nice!!! I guess my job here is done LOL However for the record I have installed the module [MMM-Rain-Radar] and it’s working with no issue for hours…
@jalibu OH I’m not disagreeing with that! I see your point and honestly I think that would be awesome!
That would be a big undertaking for someone to do that. Problem is always the same… Time. Everyone is offering their time for free and all have full time professions so could it be possible? Yes. Likely? No. Not unless someone wants to build it and @MichMich accepts it. I personally don’t have time or desire LOL
@sdetweil Yes sir that works too :)
@ruff-hi just flat out run a copy of MM on a machine that either runs windows or unbuntu.
@jalibu there is it’s called the 3rd party module page
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-Party-Modules
@ssauer I understand but here’s the issue with that depending on when a module is made. What I mean is that if a weather module was made 5 years ago it won’t show any ‘hits’ in a voting system. So going to github will give you an accurate view of it’s latest ‘hits’… which to me is an indicator that it works and it’s a good module.
As for ‘downvoted’ that’s not a good idea either. Some people have developed modules and shared with the community. Some developers are no longer here and becuase they offer their modules for free downvoting is a slap in the face. No one can or should expect someone to maintain a free module for life.
The idea of MagicMirror is so that the user can take active part in the development of their own mirror. I know myself have taken someone else’s module and molded to my needs for my mirror which is in all reality is what is supposed to happen. They offer it for free and it’s up to the person using it to modify/fix etc for their own needs.
Matter of fact I’m helping a couple people with a module I didn’t write because like I said the orginal developer isn’t going to maintain it for life. That’s what the community is for. To help, assist and again it’s free. I’m not downvoting a module because someone moved on with their life and don’t have time to maintain something they offered for free because it isn’t working. Modules aren’t a 1 size fits all kinda thing. Sometimes there’s issues because depending on what you’ve done to your own MagicMirror it may cause an issue. This was created and has been maintained as a ‘learning’ experience for users. This basically is an ‘educational’ setting and downvoting would be a bad idea.
I understand what you’re asking for but I don’t see it happening. When the MagicMirror project first started there was very little help. It took me a week to even get mine to start. BUT I took the time, fixed the issues and got it working. I felt good about that because at that point I had NO clue what I was doing and had no help. I am not a programmer, I learned to be one. That was the whole idea here and I am grateful for the experience and the friends I’ve made and the help they’ve given me. This is what this is about. We do live in a [as I call it] ‘buy me, give me, take me’ world where people want instant results. In reality that’s not how things work :)
So a voting system will, in my opinion, deter people from creating. I cannot think of one module developer that would want a voting system. Again they offered for free and if you choose to use one and you have an issue with it come here and ask for help, there are people that are more then willing to assist :)
PS there are a TON of weather modules LOL