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@nowayto Yes, you can add your own dimensions in the ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css.
I have noticed an error in the module css. I have corrected it. Please do a git pull before attempting the below changes.
You could set it as follows:
.growatt-table {
font-weight: bold;
color: orangered;
font-size: 0.5rem;
}
@nowayto Hi. I will fix the README when I get some time. Unfortunately you cannot add exportedPower as that is not defined in the module when it gets the text and icons etc.
@nowayto yes, do rm -rf MMM-Growatt in the ~/MagicMorror/modules folder to remove the other module. Then just git clone my one and configure accordingly in the config.js.
@nowayto Changes made. Please review the Github README for details of how to implement.
Don’t forget to like and or Star the module on Github.
@nowayto Those features are not there. Will need to see if I can include it. A little late this side now and I have an early morning. Will look at it afterward.
@nowayto I have managed to create a table view which should give a view as can be seen in the picture below. I am still busy testing this on my dev branch.
@nowayto No bother. If you raise a request on my Github page I will look at creating a minimalistic version when i have a bit of time.
@nowayto Hi. As it stands it is probably not possible. Am I right that you are looking for a scaled down version? There is another MMM-Growatt module out there that does that. You can check it out. I can build a smaller version that would give a similar tabular view but will take some time.
@Tydyrium Nice. Can you add some pictures to the module?
@sdetweil How do you get the coordinates if the Pi does not have location services for Google Maps to determine your location? It will give it if you tell it where you are.
@Munya-Pualani Without location services this would be near impossible. You can get a GPS module and add that onto the PI and maybe integrate that. As the Raspberry Pi does not have built-in location services you will not be able to auto determine the position of the mirror. If you change the location of the mirror, you will have to manually update the module with the new facing direction. You can possibly use your location, lat and lon but that would not 100% determine direction either. Using the Embedded URL module will not work either as the page relies on location services running.
The only way I can see is to get a GPS module and add that onto the PI.
@plainbroke Out of interest and to see if you get the same issue, can you try my MMM-SweepClock and see if it has the same issue? Just want to see if it may be the module that is loosing time?
@manu85340 It seems like apiSport has made some changes to their API plan.
{
"get": "standings",
"parameters": {
"league": "16",
"season": "2024"
},
"errors": {
"plan": "Free plans do not have access to this season, try from 2021 to 2023."
},
"results": 0,
"paging": {
"current": 1,
"total": 1
},
"response": []
}
Unfortunately nothing I can do about that unless you want to upgrade to the paid plan?
@manu85340 Hi. Mine is working. Can you check for any errors and advise?
@manu85340 Hi. Not normal behavior. Please check if you have any errors in the logs, either PM2 or the terminal if you started the mirror with npm.
@DarrenO-0 I would suggest having a look at the following post I created. I use it to turn my monitor on and off at scheduled times. Not restarting the Pi though.
@cyclonej Seems like a default screen resolution issue for me as some of the other modules are overlapping as well and they look unusually big. Suggest you try a different resolution setting and see if that resolves?
@captsi HDMI-A-2 is probably because you plugged into 2. Glad it helped you though.
@sdetweil Ah, I generally look for the link not in the instructions… 🤣