I ‘fixed’ the problem by doing a fresh install of the magicmirror.

I was wondering if someone could model something off of the mmm-avstock module to make an atmospheric carbon tracker. Take a site like www.co2.earth/ and plot the value each day, developing a trend over time.

Shoutout to @eouia and the MMM-AVStock module.

I dont know much about what format the data source should be in but there are a lot of resources. Here are a few more from a qick google

https://www.kaggle.com/ucsandiego/carbon-dioxide
https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/monthly.html
https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/

I’ve been keeping an eye on the NY data so i can compare it to my home state. Any idea whats happened there? It might be nice to have a 7 day rolling average option to smooth the data out. If that’s within the realm of “Not very difficult.”

this is great. thank you

Weather.com has by county/state information as well. Idk anything about how difficult that is to use for something like this.

https://weather.com/coronavirus/l/41.8858,-87.6229

@sdetweil can you drop an example of the config for two graphs displayed at once?

Edit: nevermind, I was overthinking it.

@sdetweil This really is great. If you can easily add a individual states (US) I would like to see how my state is doing compared to the national numbers. Its obviously not realistic to display 50 states at once but one or two would be nice. If its a whole big thing don’t worry about it

@sdetweil one thing i did do on my system is switch your background color from ‘black’ to ‘transparent’ because that works a little better with my setup.

Thanks again

@sdetweil I got it working this morning after your latest update. Thanks for making this, its exactly what i was hoping for.

@sdetweil love it! thanks for your efforts

I’m looking for a covid19 module that displays data in a line graph, hopefully representing a bell curve at some point. Bonus points if it lets you pick different countries to show on the same graph in different colors or something.

before you grab your pitchforks and lock the thread, to my knowledge this does NOT yet exist. If it does please show me where.

Be good y’all.

I dont know much about what format the data source should be in but there are a lot of resources. Here are a few more from a qick google

https://www.kaggle.com/ucsandiego/carbon-dioxide
https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/monthly.html
https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/