@dazza120 said in MMM-Nest-Status - New module for your Nest thermostats and protect smoke detectors!:

@michael5r cheers but its not that everything else is solid you know where you have the smoke co2 and temp for the themostat on the right i just need that whole thing pulling a little to the left towards the names of the devices, im failing at explaining myself lol

I think you’re talking about about the width of the battery, co2 and smoke cells, right?

Try setting them to this:

.mmm-nest-status .nest-list th,
.mmm-nest-status .nest-list td {
    width: auto;
}

@dazza120 said in MMM-Nest-Status - New module for your Nest thermostats and protect smoke detectors!:

@michael5r hi once again great module, it’s not really the text. I’m on the list display, it goes across the whole screen, I would at least like it to be reduced to the middle/centre so it leaves the weather display on the right that way when my hue lights turn on it doesn’t clash an two when I get more nest protects it doesn’t get into trouble does that make any sense? Once again thanks I saw other modules and I was like nope, saw yours and I had to do it lol 😂

Sure - that’s not a problem. For the list view, I’m just using the default xsmall size (which gives you a font-size of 15px) from Magic Mirror, but it’s easy to change.

If you wish to set it to a smaller size, try adding this to your custom.css file in Magic Mirror:

.mmm-nest-status .nest-list.xsmall {
    font-size: 12px;
    line-height: 16px;
}

You can change the font-size and line-height to whatever size you want in order for it to fit.

If that’s still not small enough and you have long names for your Nest Protects, try adding this:

.mmm-nest-status .nest-list.xsmall .name {
    max-width: 100px;
    white-space: nowrap;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
}

Again, you can change the 100px to whatever looks nice on your mirror.

@dazza120 said in MMM-Nest-Status - New module for your Nest thermostats and protect smoke detectors!:

@dazza120 Done just done a New Oth as from my limited understanding i would have to reauthorise the other devices of that Oth easier to do a new Oth. Anyway this just cost me 3 Magic Mirror modules as this is a must i would love to be able to shrink the text type down as when my Hue lights start going on they clash :( BRILIANT MODULE Love it!

Thank you :)

Which texts are you trying to shrink?

@dazza120 Run the getToken.sh script in your terminal, and simply skip over the initial steps (where you set up a Nest developer account). It shouldn’t be a problem to use your existing Nest account (I also had one before I started this project).

@kwabenalexx Add:

units: 'us'

to the DarkSkyForecast config to switch to imperial units. It’s the default for darksky, but not the default for this module.

Great module - I really liked the fact that you had everything classed out, so it was super easy to manipulate the UI without having to screw with your JS.

Looks very nice on my mirror:

Hi there,

Just created & released my first MM module - it’s called mmm-nest-status and displays your Nest thermostats and protect smoke detectors on your magic mirror. There are a couple of other Nest modules out there, but I found them be either buggy, ugly or unmaintained, so I thought it was time for a brand new module.

It shows all states of your thermostats and protects, but also supports multiple view modes, sizes and designs, so there’s a good chance you’ll be able to use it no matter how you’ve set up your mirror.

Check it out here:
[card:michael5r/mmm-nest-status]

There are a ton of screenshots in the repo, showing all the different view modes, but here’s a couple of representative ones:

Hope you find it useful!
Michael

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UPDATES

12-09-2018: Version 1.2.0
Refactors the data-getting to use the socket system built into the magic mirror project - this will allow my upcoming mmm-nest-cameras module to use the same Nest data without having to do multiple calls to the Nest API.

12-12-2018: Version 1.3.0
Socket updates, small tweaks.

12-27-2018: Version 1.4.0
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12-28-2018: Version 1.4.1
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