@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 …

@Manu85

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.

@manu85340

I updated the Readme

@Manu85

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 …

@manu85340

you find the new module here.

I have already ideas for enhancements if I find the time …

@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.

@Manu85

coming soon …