@NiviJah Did you get jQuery to run at all?

Anyone can give some hints?

Is there really nobody who knows how to import a CSS stylesheet from a ./node_modules/ installed package?

The package(s) in question are jquery, jquery-ui, and were installed with: npm install jquery --save in my module directory.

@ninjabreadman Hi! Thanks, I knew about that, but was hoping to use the default lxterminal, but unfortunately it only allows --geometry=CHARACTERSxLINES as option.

Your solution of using rxvt-unicode seem pretty good as it supports 256 colors etc. However, in the end, I decided that I’d rather have a native MMM, than just throwing a window on top of everything. That complicates things though. I simply don’t see how to go about implementing the JS version of xterm into a Module. Perhaps something to suggest in the requests area?

Anyway, could be useful for all those people and command-line junkies, who want to see their raw python output.

@Mykle1 I love seeing all the progress and work you put into your module development. I must say, as an old time computer fanatic, I’m very impressed with your progress. I’m totally new to MM and still find the node/electron/express framework a rather challenging learning experience. I’ve done some fair amount of rather advanced R&D and bare-metal programming and hacking, and never expected that something based on JS, would be the thing to slow me down! Boy was I wrong and full respect to all those dev’s here, who are able to produce such nice work. I guess it again proves that technical skills without creativity is useless.

As for the Module, IMHO each individual core Temp is not a very interesting parameter, because of load-balancing. Unless you have a faulty core or are explicitly telling your machine to be running certain processes on a single core. In addition, because of how heat is distributed rather evenly throughout the chip dye, you’d never see much difference than a few degrees, so I would rather average the core temps into one, and possibly show the divergence of them. (I.e. the greatest % difference from the average.)

@bocapie File an issue and ask the repo owner, he’s really friendly and helpful.

@fox Yes, and from the GH issue I filed, he added the first 100 coins, its easily scriptable to add all.

@Mykle1 Not sure what you’re doing in your code. But…

1. You’ll get a temp reading for each cpu core, so you need to choose|add|average…, and
2. How do you execute the script? Did you give it proper permissions?
3. I’m you already know, but you also need to allow the external file to be read from node_helper.js.

@maxbachmann What does your browser’s Developer Tools log say?

@yawns Was that re-load issue ever resolved? I have my own basic issues and I’m considering using this code instead…