The “address”, “port” and “ip Whitelist” parts do not belong into this module but into the main structure of the config file. Look it up in other people 's config files.

Hi all,

there’s a range of weathermodules available but has anyone programmed or seen some depiction of a “weatherboy” (or girl) like this one?

Asking for my son :-)
Would be great to implement this into the mirror for him.
Also, some visual thermometer would be great!
You know, things that small children can interprete.

I’m astonished by the fact that “npm run config:check” seems to be so unknown in the community. It is a VERY important tool in my opinion.
Whenever there is something odd, always run this one first to check if the config is ok.
However, it took me about twenty lookups into the github readme to finally remember it correctly.

@Stacy you have a synthax error in the config. Just check it by running

npm run config:check

from the magicmirror directory.
OR post your compliments part of the config here.

n1016 - Moers, Germany
n957 - Duisburg, Germany
n973 - Krefeld, Germany
n2011 - Mülheim/Ruhr, Germany

…yes, with an ü!

Now you’re in a fine mess… hehe! :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_closed_eyes:

@Screwyoudriver OK makes sense. I thought about some module like this as well.

BTW: Another workaround would be to fetch the notification that is distributed by calendar:

	broadcastEvents: function () {
		var eventList = [];
		for (var url in this.calendarData) {
			var calendar = this.calendarData[url];
			for (var e in calendar) {
				var event = cloneObject(calendar[e]);
				event.symbol = this.symbolsForUrl(url);
				event.calendarName = this.calendarNameForUrl(url);
				event.color = this.colorForUrl(url);
				delete event.url;
				eventList.push(event);
			}
		}

		eventList.sort(function(a,b) {
			return a.startDate - b.startDate;
		});

		this.sendNotification("CALENDAR_EVENTS", eventList);

	}

calendar could do the conversion work for the trash module, and the trash module could just fetch and filter the events for trash-related ones.

Well for me this module does not work as well (only showing “Eine Tatsache bekommen” in German) and I have again Unhandled Rejection Warnings, which are not errors however… but I have the feeling they are related to the problem.

(node:25288) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 1): Error
0|mm       | (node:25288) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.
0|mm       | (node:25288) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 2): Error

I only get these when I activate this module

@sil3ntstorm Looks like you need tio change the city to “hemau”.
If the link works, the module only needs the city name.

city: "hemau",

@richard238 Did you mean the other way around?
Like “MM says your MMM-EventHorizon is 27 commits behind”

Then go into modules/MMM-EventHorizon
and do a

git pull
npm install

You need to update the module (or better, the git repository) that is mentioned in the header. For that you need to go into the module folder and do above.
Every 3rd party module is it’s own repository and needs to be maintained on its own.

@Mykle1 has created one I believe. I’ve seen some of his screenshots show a 1-liner width a multi-day forecast