@sdetweil should be English, how could I check?

@sdetweil Thanks but is this a glitch or I miss some config?

module: “currentweather” is very strange on a fresh deployment,

(Sorry for the color distortion, it’s normal as I took the screenshot from VNC which reduced the picture quality)

Question: how could I get rid of that “{DEGREE}” string?

I am very new to building my own module, I have a special bus ETA data which, I want to display it on MM; Here are the specs,

1. JSON is downloaded from a fixed URL
2. refresh data every 30 seconds
3. display module on specific period (e.g in the morning)
4. data_timestamp need to filter and get the closest time in relative to current time (You will see what I mean from the JSON sample below)

Question:

1. which module should I use as an example for JSON iteration?
2. How could I filter the closest timestamp with current time then display it in minute on MM?

Remark: Sample code doesn’t always come back with 3 sub-section

Sample code:
{
“type”: “ETA”,
“version”: “1.1”,
“generated_timestamp”: “2023-01-12T10:44:01+08:00”,
“data”: [
{
“co”: “NWFB”,
“route”: “26”,
“dir”: “O”,
“seq”: 20,
“stop”: “002759”,
“dest_tc”: “勵德邨”,
“dest_en”: “Lai Tak Tsuen”,
“eta”: “2023-01-12T10:53:43+08:00”,
“rmk_tc”: “”,
“eta_seq”: 1,
“dest_sc”: “励德邨”,
“rmk_en”: “”,
“rmk_sc”: “”,
“data_timestamp”: “2023-01-12T10:43:03+08:00”
},
{
“co”: “NWFB”,
“route”: “26”,
“dir”: “O”,
“seq”: 20,
“stop”: “002759”,
“dest_tc”: “勵德邨”,
“dest_en”: “Lai Tak Tsuen”,
“eta”: “2023-01-12T11:08:56+08:00”,
“rmk_tc”: “”,
“eta_seq”: 2,
“dest_sc”: “励德邨”,
“rmk_en”: “”,
“rmk_sc”: “”,
“data_timestamp”: “2023-01-12T10:43:03+08:00”
},
{
“co”: “NWFB”,
“route”: “26”,
“dir”: “O”,
“seq”: 20,
“stop”: “002759”,
“dest_tc”: “勵德邨”,
“dest_en”: “Lai Tak Tsuen”,
“eta”: “2023-01-12T11:29:05+08:00”,
“rmk_tc”: “”,
“eta_seq”: 3,
“dest_sc”: “励德邨”,
“rmk_en”: “”,
“rmk_sc”: “”,
“data_timestamp”: “2023-01-12T10:43:03+08:00”
}
]
}

@fozi I have a countdown to some event that is a one-off in my life, so after that date in a specific year (which cron can’t do a specific year), then that module will need to remove forever.

How could I remove a module forever after a specific date, month, year, time?

For example: 01-09-2021 01:00:00

MMM-ModuleScheduler seems unable to deal with “use once” scenario

I didn’t ask for second hand to change color, I am actually asking if the second hand could “Sweep” and not tick in 1 second interval

Is that possible to have a sweeping second hand like a mechanical watch on the built-in clock dial?

is that possible to display ETHBTC with MMM-cryptocurrency?
Link: https://github.com/matteodanelli/MMM-cryptocurrency

.clock .bright {
font-size: 120px;
padding-bottom: 20px;
}

fixed!