Description:

Hey guys,
here is my new module called ‘MMM-SoccerLiveScore’.

It displays live scores of your favorite soccer leagues and competitions. If you want to have more than 1 league displayed the module automatically switches between the leagues. It also takes care of the update-interval. If there’s a game running it will update the standings more often. The standings of running games are displayed in red. You can choose weather you want to display the names or logos of the teams - or both =)
I hope you’ll enjoy it!

Screenshots:

Download:

[card:LukeSkywalker92/MMM-SoccerLiveScore]

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Initial Version

Update 1

• added tables and an option

@matt25 Puh. I don’t get what’s going wrong here. Could it be possible that there’s another module is having influence? Maybe you could show us your whole config file.

@jhillairet
Hey, i would recomend you to do all in javascript. I love python, but what you’ve planed is perfectly doable in javascript. See chart.js for example. As long as it’s possible to write a project in one language, i would never combine more languages.

@Matthes0815 said in MMM-DWD-WarnWeather - Wetterwarnungen:

You’re welcome… take your time, it’s not really a problem.

Here now a photo of the indented warnings:

Are you using the latest version of this module? I could not reproduce this bug.

Are you

Ok. Firefox bug should be fixed now.
Maybe you see the warning twice because DWD is having it twice on their website?
For further issues please use the new Trubleshooting thread. Thank you.

Trubleshooting for MMM-DWD-WarnWeather - Wetterwarnungen.

@Matthes0815 Thank you.
I will have a look over that, when I got some time.

@GinSeng
Thank you. I don’t really understand what you mean with fade. Do you want to have a fade between to images in the moment when a new picture was loaded? Or do you want to fade it over a longer time? Then you should try ‘natColor’ as the style property in your config for this module.

Ok now it looks like this:

It’s using the default header functionality now.
To have more than one region you have to put the module two times in your config like

{
	module: 'MMM-DWD-WarnWeather',
	position: 'bottom_left',
	header: 'Oberbergischer Kreis',
	config: {
		region: 'Oberbergischer Kreis',
		changeColor: true,
		interval: 10*60*1000
	}
},
{
	module: 'MMM-DWD-WarnWeather',
	position: 'bottom_left',
	header: 'Kreis Deggendorf',
	config: {
		region: 'Kreis Deggendorf',
		changeColor: true,
		interval: 10*60*1000
	}
}

@weedorbeat hey,
do you have an idea, how the warnings should show for which region they are? Just making a header for each region would not be very nice in my opinion. My first idea was to put the region in brackets behind the warning. But i definitely want to keep the appearance of the module very simple/small. Another thing I want to implement is the starting altitude of the warning (like “Schneefall ab 400m”). But there i have the same problem: I don’t had an idea how to display it with keeping the module looking nice.