@JeanMichelC The markers are just visual pin icons on the map — they don’t define any area. A typical use case would be marking your home and workplace so you can easily spot them while watching the rain radar.

@rkorell Thank you very much for this feedback and appreciation 🙂 It’s interesting that you took a deeper look at the changes.

Hi @rkorell, thank you for the detailed bug report — the root cause analysis was spot on and made it straightforward to fix!

The fix is included in v4.2.4: when MMM-Remote-Control detects it’s running under pm2 (via PM2_HOME or pm_id environment variables), it now skips app.relaunch() and only calls app.quit(), letting pm2 handle the restart cleanly.

Would be great if you could confirm it works on your setup!

Hi @vtek, glad you figured it out! Just for reference: when secureEndpoints: true is set, the API key can be passed in two ways:

1. URL parameter: ?apiKey=YOUR_KEY
2. HTTP header: Authorization: apiKey YOUR_KEY

Also, starting with v4.2.4 the error message now directly hints at the solution, so the next person running into this should find it faster 🙂

@petepetepete Nice! Why not create a PR? Maybe your changes flow into the original. That’s the cool thing about open source - working collaboratively on a project instead of everyone doing their own thing :)

@Divis I actually started something like this a long time ago, but never finished it. Because of your request, I dug it out again and made it work:
https://github.com/KristjanESPERANTO/MMM-AtomVisualizer

Does that help? 🙂

@malvinas Someone had this problem once because they were using an old version of MagicMirror. Which version do you have?

@karsten13 said in MMM-RAIN-MAP:

colorScheme seems to be useless too, the docs only mention 2 which is the default in the module, if I try other values there is no difference.

Thanks for that too! I just updated the docs.

Another approach I played with is using german dwd data (problem: germany only)

I’ve thought about that too, but it would probably be more a matter for a new module.

@karsten13 Thanks for investigating! It’s really a shame. I’ll update the docs.

@13KayRocky Looks nice! I would add page indicators at the top center so you can easily see which page you are on. This is possible with both MMM-pages and MMM-Carousel (you probably use one of them).

This is my favorite styling - I came up with it with a teammate:

I use it with MMM-Carousel. But I only wrote an explanation for MMM-pages - here: https://github.com/edward-shen/MMM-page-indicator#styling.