@majorc That’s strange. The only module dependency is bosch-smart-home-bridge which uses rxjs but also has it in its dependencies: https://github.com/holomekc/bosch-smart-home-bridge/blob/master/package.json
I am running the module on 2.18 without problems
@kab du könntest maxAgeInHours auf 99999999 stellen und/oder mal testweise gucken wo grade eine aktuelle Warnung anliegt und den AGS bei dir eintragen: https://warnung.bund.de/meldungen
@mmuser did you install the dependencies using npm install?
@karsten13 Unfortunately, I can’t tell you that. I am only responsible for the display layer, not for the weather data :-)
The radar layers come from the Rainviewer API, which I have actually had quite good experiences with in the past.
Is it the usual case on your mirror that the displayed radar images do not match the reality?
What I can see is that RegenRadar.de and RainViewer have different scales. With RainViewer it needs a much higher degree of cloudiness to be displayed on the map.
@fmarcu said in MMM-RAIN-MAP (new: version 2.x):
Does anyone know if it there is a parameter I can change so the blank tiles between zoom levels stay black?
try to add this to your custom.css
.MMM-RAIN-MAP .leaflet-container {
background: #000;
}
I just wanted to reveal that I’d really enjoy a better module overview so that SOMEONE ELSE might get starting to work on it and he knows that it is not in vain and that he gives me and many others a great pleasure with it :-D
If I had time, then I would have done this looong ago, @sdetweil ;-)
@lhops because MMM-Rain-Radar is no longer maintened, I created https://github.com/jalibu/MMM-RAIN-MAP which uses the same data source but with even more features and forecast.
@cowboysdude I know that page, and I think we all agree, that this is not a perfect or modern way :-)
In my understanding MagicMirror is a platform that offers a great opportunity for developers to build a powerful ecosystem around it. Just like Android (-> Play Store) or Apple (-> App Store) MagicMirror could provide a “Magic Store” :-D
In principle, a rating function is not that important to me. I just find the current way of presentation as a Markdown table not chic, confusing and not meaningful.
You have to install a module to get an impression of it. As a user, it would be nice if you could scroll through all the modules in a central place, like in a catalog/shop, and directly have a nice presentation of the module with screenshot an feature list.
I would also like to have a better overview of the available modules. Some kind of catalog or App Store would be great. With a preview.
However, I know that it would be hard to implement this, as every module developer would be responsible to maintain their modules (incl. preview etc.) in this AppStore. However, many modules are no longer maintained. Whereby this could also be a chance to clean up with the legacy modules, because for many there are modern forks. The best example is MMM-PIR-Sensor.
And I could also imagine a quality ranking, not based on the amount of downloads, but on other metrics like user experience, usability and maintenance.