@Les thanks for the screenshot!
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
@Les yeah still working on it :) My testing config file had the “small” class, though I’m surprised it looks so bad without it.
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
@Les make sure you’re on the right branch:
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
@Les the rain graph should show up when the API responds with “minutely”, when there’s minute-by-minute rain data.
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
@Les sure thing! I am working on a precipitation graph and I have a forecast set up. Check out the weather-forecast branch for a work in progress:
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RE: MMM-forecast-io -- Localized up to the minute weather
Forecast.io API has been rebranded as darksky.net: http://blog.darksky.net/introducing-darksky-net/
I’ve updated this module with the default URLs, otherwise it doesn’t seem to support the redirect properly.
I’m continuing to work on this module, more soon!
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RE: PIR sensor behind glass?
@Cato just the regular PIR sensor mirror code works fine! The data pin triggers in the same way as a PIR sensor.
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RE: PIR sensor behind glass?
Now that I have time I’ve finally set up the microwave sensor on my mirror. Works like a charm!
The sensor’s data line goes high to 3.3v when it detects motion and stays high for about 30 seconds. It’s set up on one of the 5v outputs. I’ve put some foil around it to help it be a bit more directional since the sensor is so sensitive; I sit under and to the right of my mirror all week and I don’t want it it trigger all the time. It helps somewhat. -
RE: PIR sensor behind glass?
Finally got around to testing on the PI’s 5v power (I’ve busy being sick) and seems to work fine!
Next I’m going to hook up to the GPIO and see if I can get the whole thing running together.