@0m4r Nice! Thanks! 👏
Don’t forget to add it to the module list 🙂

@leonids The module got an update some days ago. Have you updated the module?

@chrisfr1976 Great. I have just adjusted the list in the wiki accordingly :-)

Nice. Don’t forget to add it to the modules list: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules :smiley:

@mumblebaj Just an idea: Maybe the node version used in Cron could be to old. When you run a script manually in your terminal, your full user environment (including things like .bashrc or .zshrc) is loaded. Cron runs in a much more minimal environment — it often doesn’t load your shell config files, so tools like nvm (Node Version Manager) might not be available.

How to fix it:

• Use the full path to Node: Find it with which node and use that path in your cron job.
• Set the environment manually in cron: You can define your PATH at the top of the cron file.
• Source nvm in your script: If you use nvm, add source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh and nvm use <version> before calling node.

Side note: If you are having problems with MMM-OpenWeatherForecast, make sure you are using Tom Hirschberger’s active fork. You can check this by running git remote -v in the module’s directory.

Nice! I think the real-time clock is a useful new feature for the MM. With that we should be able to wake up the Raspberry Pi automatically without any external device.

That is interesting. Apparently, the transport company defined the station ‘Am Zwingerteich, Dresden’ as a related station of ‘Postplatz, Dresden’. Please try stationID: "975242" - this is another ID for ‘Postplatz, Dresden’, which is not related to ‘Am Zwingerteich, Dresden’.

Nice! :thumbs_up:

@myayo001 Just remove the the line const fetch = require("fetch"); in the file node-helper.js in the module’s directory.