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maybe the freezing of the client is caused by a restart of the server, e.g. if the server changes the node.
In mm v2.25.0 we implemented an automatic browser reload if the server was restarted, so maybe this helps here (see https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/pull/3188/files)
for this we need a free public api which provides these info’s depending on the position (longitude/latitude), so if you find one …
@KristjanESPERANTO said in Automatic checking of all MagicMirror² modules:
@Jalibu wrote:
are there plans to make this the official linked modules store on the project‘s page?
I’m definitely open to the idea of turning it into an official part of the project and moving it to MagicMirrorOrg, for example.
However, I have not yet sought dialogue with the core developers in this regard. It it would be very interesting to hear if the core developers are open to that idea. @karsten13 , @rejas and @sdetweil, what do you think?
I‘d also vote for making this the source of truth without dependency to the old page as a datasource
The current solution (the list in the wiki) works and does not cause any additional work for the core developers.
However, as soon as we automate the process of creating the new module webpage, a vandal could provoke ugly effects. That’s why a different approach to maintaining the list, one that provides more protection against (intentional and unintentional) vandalism and includes a simple quality check, would make sense.
My concrete suggestion would be to create a pull request template for this purpose.
If we decide that “my” list should become an official part of the MM project, I would spontaneously suggest these rough milestones in the following order:
- moving the repository to MagicMirrorOrg.
- finding a better way to maintain the source of truth (currently the wiki page).
- replacing/redirect references to the old module list.
- automating the creation of the module list website.
I’m fine with this. The Wiki stuff should not stay the source of truth, this construction is horrible. Maybe we have to wait until we have full control over MagicMirrorOrg …
was talking about showMap: "ifTraffic", and this works on my side, tested it again
@lif said in MMM-Flights:
Yes, it did work before I applied an update this morning
should be fixed now with latest version …
@lif said in MMM-Flights:
The map changes width depending upon the ac in the area.
yes, the map changes width because of the length of the flight data in the table below, the area inside the map does not change. You can test this with setting mapFontColor: "red", so you see the area points.
But I have to rethink this behavior or provide an option for a fixed width.
Also the map shows even with no traffic and showMap: “ifTraffic”,
will look into this, I did a rewrite of the module so maybe this was lost …
I added options for city and country layers, see https://gitlab.com/khassel/MMM-ISS-Map#add-country-and-city-layers
If they are missing in the used map you can add them now in the config.
@Manu85 said in ISS tracker:
it works however there are no longer the names of the cities
that was meant with “they combine several layers” but I don’t know how at the moment …
AFAIS they combine several layers, they are visible in the source code of the page.
For the main layer you can try
mapUrl: "https://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Imagery/MapServer/tile/{z}/{y}/{x}",
@karsten13 said in ISS tracker:
Which are the ones you want to see, ft and mph?
used now mi and mph …
There is a new version with the above option and a new default map.
@BerkSmash1984 said in ISS tracker:
@karsten13 Any chance we can get a config option to use imperial units in the next update for the altitude and speed calculations? Also, an option to disable those calculations altogether?
this is a small thing, will put it on my todo list, as I’m total unfamiliar with imperial units: Which are the ones you want to see, ft and mph?
@bhepler said in ISS tracker:
@karsten13 - I don’t know which map framework you’re running, but I’ve been using Leaflet and it gives me a lot of flexibility in maps. Several free tile sources and many more that just require an API key. You can see a simple example at my MMM-Birdnet module. Specifically, check out the map options.
thanks!
I’m using ol (openlayers), with your help I found already the free cards of cartodb, they should work with ol too.
I know about the map problem but I can’t solve it, therefore the module is very flexibel, you can bring your own map and also your own svg for the icon (and change icon color in the svg).
In the past there were many free tile server (for maps) but they are all gone. Mapbox had free maps at the time when I signed in but they are counting access and this is limited - I never reached such a limit but I will not publish my tokens otherwise my limit is gone quickly …
@KristjanESPERANTO said in Best practice 'package-lock.json' for modules:
Can you show me where?
we don’t use npm ci but I’m not sure what npm install does if package-lock.json is present.
I do the tests after building my docker images on my own and I always delete package-lock.json before running npm install to be sure getting the newest deps.
I found nothing how to get rid of this messages, I think its electron/chromium related and I’m getting these errors too, not always when starting but a few minutes later.
and interesting idea being described for integrating older devices, like washing machine, is to monitor the power consumption with a smart plug… (I don’t know which do that in the US)
thats exactly what I plan for my washing machine
I wonder if the pi also has a lower consumption that can be measured and used as a trigger to turn off the smart switch when the power drops after pi shuts down…
I ordered a smart plug from TuYa for this and tested this now with a raspberry pi 4.
When the pi is running:
After shutdown of the pi but red light of pi still on:
did the same and it works, so no idea anymore
