@Iseknutz I haven’t touched that code in about 9 months. I can certainly look at the URL and see if that can be implemented.

@cowboysdude I will try to reproduce on my machine in a few hours when I get home and will report back.

@nbrenn I’ve reworked the code to follow that logic outline to get Your sum is 37 to show up in the middle of the MM. You can find a PR on GitHub or just look at my fork of your repo. Most of the code is commented and hopefully easy to follow. I also added some configuration options for better flexibility.

Since you didn’t need a table any longer, I took some shortcuts with processing the data and just calculating the sum of all numeric values from the file. You can add the module to the MM and then as it runs update the datafile with new values, MM should update in about a minute or whatever your updateInterval is set to.

Let me know if you have any questions.

P.S. I didn’t run it on RasPi, but it should work without a problem. :fingers_crossed: Also if you are planning to make this module available for others it may be worth renaming it to MMM-datafeed to follow the standard naming conventions.

@fersev what is fade in/fade out switch?

@gismo2006 I know this thread is solved and a few months old. There is also another one liner solution with use of jq JSON parser from command line. Here is an example that would get result that you need (or at least get you close to it)

curl -s "http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?id=2934486&lang=de&units=metric&mode=json&appid=YOUR_OWM_API_KEY" | jq -r '"Today is " + .weather[].description + " and " + (.main["temp"]|tostring) + " degrees."' > filename.txt

would result in Today is überwiegend bewölkt and -6.12 degrees. put into filename.txt

npm ERR! node -v v0.10.29
npm ERR! npm -v 1.4.21

Those look like very old versions of npm and node. Can you please run following commands in your terminal and post output?

node --version

and

npm --version

Thanks.

@pflnpi0305 I believe that @cowboysdude is correct about that line spilling over. It needs to be on one line. When in doubt you can always paste your config.js at http://jshint.com/ and see if there are any errors (one warning about undefined variable module is ok)

@fersev ummm, there is a buy link right in the description of the video that you’ve posted.

@Atheose Seems doable as Runkeeper has a decent set of APIs https://runkeeper.com/developer/healthgraph/home

I’m replying from my phone at the moment and will post full reply to all later when I’m in front of my computer.

When I said “but npm start worked just fine” I meant I was running it from terminal on Ubuntu box and not through SSH from my MacBook.