To scratch my own itch I created a pvoutput.org (solar panel generation) client for Magic Mirror.
Available on Github, pull-requests welcome!
https://github.com/mrvanes/MMM-PVoutput
See this topic for a picture of the module:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1218/pvoutput-widget-module/2
I don’t know how to help, the picture is there if you click the link?
To scratch my own itch I created a pvoutput.org (solar panel generation) client for Magic Mirror.
Available on Github, pull-requests welcome!
https://github.com/mrvanes/MMM-PVoutput
See this topic for a picture of the module:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1218/pvoutput-widget-module/2
Ok, so I put up my tin-foil hat and created a real (no widget in iframe) MagicMirror module for PVOutput.org.
It’s not tested for multiple instances of the module, pull requests are welcome.
I was wondering if it would be possible to show my generated solar panel output on MM and found out my favorite output aggregator pvoutput serves tiny widgets that satisfy my needs. The problem is, these widgets make extensive use of javascript and seem to clash with MagicMirror functionality when loaded in a
So, my personal need is satisfied, but if I wanted to share my effort with the community, the iframe method is not very customizable because I can’t access the systemid via http GET very easily (I know there is window.location work-around). Could anybody shed some light why the pvoutput widget code doesn’t work in a
As far as I understand it, the graph makes use of jquery.sparkline to draw the graph and loads jquery 1.5.2 ondemand via widget/inc.jsp. Can dynamically loaded javascript be evaluated this way in the first place?
