Topics created by mongo116

This is pretty niche, but I wanted to show my next rubbish collections as we have multiple that are on different weeks. My local council doesn’t appear have an API and the website to view the next collections isn’t the easiest to pull data from. They do however use the @HOME app, and from this I have pulled back the relevant JSON.

More details can be found at: MMM-atHome

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I’ve created a module, MMM-qnapDownloadStation, that will show the current downloads from Download Station running under a QNAP NAS.

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Thanks for the replies :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

I’ve got the bytes string converting to a number, so that’s all good. Now the next question, @Bugsounet how do I use your function within the JSON.parse function?

var payload = JSON.parse(payload, function (key, value) { if ( key === 'down_rate' ) { var num = Number(value); return (num/(1024*1024)).toFixed(2); }

Just to add, I had tried the following and receive a this.convert is not a function

var downrate = this.convert(value,0); return downrate;

Got this sorted - found there is another url that holds the information so added another request. The request I was having issues with was a post request, whereas the one I am using is a get.

I think its to do with Hive’s 2-factor authentication
Does anyone have a workaround for it?

I’ve been ‘googling’ since posting and have found the solution (may not be the best solution, but it is now working).

I’ll put it here as it may help someone, or someone else may have a better suggestion:

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@mongo116 the callback of the request gets executed async, so you can’t put them just next to each other. Because then the second request would be fired before the first one got his respond, by nesting you can ensure that the first request got a respond.

I’ve only gone and bloody done it!!

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4576/mmm-hive

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Please be gentle with the critique!