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Possibly the most important module ever written for MM. I can see that all the config errors for users (new and old) will be virtually eliminated. I applaud your work on this. Just fantastic!
Works on MM installations on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS, too.
Peace!
@hango said in New Weather module:
yes I know. what is the point of this remark?
Uhhhh, having a bad day?
@oberfragger said in newsfeed - hide 3rd line:
How is that possible to hide the 3rd line? Didnt found any config possibility.
Add this to your custom.css file. Tested and confirmed.
.newsfeed-desc.small.light {
display:none;
}
Peace!
Personally, I would use the install script that was created by, and maintained by, @sdetweil. I do a good amount of installations for one reason or another and it’s my go-to installation tool.
If you are interested:
Wait a minute. That weather module on the left. Is that 3 modules or a single module ? And why haven’t I seen that before? Pretty slick looking.
@varad-wattamwar said in Hello-Lucy Module Microphone not working:
executed npm install.
Uhh, that is not how the dependencies are installed, according to the readme.
Please keep your questions about this subject to 1 topic. This is the third topic your posting to for the same issue
This is a double post
Lucy does have trouble with some accents. My friend from Norway experienced terrible recognition issues. Lucy will never have the accuracy of Google or Alexa.
With that said:
Are you receiving any errors in terminal or dev console?
Is there an error on the display.
Do you see a green microphone icon next to the words, “Say, Hello Lucy”?
Sorry, this is a double post but it may be connected to the OP’s issues and this is the most recent Lucy topic.
Actually, there was a dependency issue. It took me some time to figure out how to correct the issue. I took the simplest route. The issue was with the dev dependencies which are not necessary for Lucy to run but caused the installation of necessary dependencies to fail.
I’ve removed the installation of the dev dependencies from the dependency installer. I trashed my installation of Lucy (and her dependencies) and did a fresh installation. Everything seems to be working correctly here now.
Sorry for the long delay in investigating the problem.
Actually, there was a dependency issue. It took me some time to figure out how to correct the issue. I took the simplest route. The issue was with the dev dependencies which are not necessary for Lucy to run but caused the installation of necessary dependencies to fail.
I’ve removed the installation of the dev dependencies from the dependency installer. I trashed my installation of Lucy (and her dependencies) and did a fresh installation. Everything seems to be working correctly here now.
Sorry for the long delay in investigating the problem.
We all need saving, father. :-)
@sdetweil said in Using the Developer Tool and save the settings:
developer mode doesn’t save anything…
It has saved me a few times. ;-)
Haw haw
This will help you to install modules correctly and make config entries correctly.
I have no experience with the MMPM module you speak of. In fact, I’ve never heard of it.
The default weather module(s) I don’t use but I’m sure someone will help you out, Maybe post your config entry for it so others can see it
How lengthy? And does it include images. If so, what are the file sizes. There are some limitations.
Have you tried logging out of the forum and logging back in and trying again?
Just trying to narrow things down
You, and your modules, are so annoying. ;-)
For years now, I’ve been a huge fan of the way you design and display your modules. To this day, I still use NOAA3 even though I have a few weather modules of my own. I lack the vision that you obviously have. Don’t let this go to your head. You’re still annoying. :-)
Peace bro!
@cotxwx said in "Not that WWI!" - Trouble with Weather WIthout Icons module:
-109.0158592
Well, something else must be going on there as I used your lat and long successfully.
{
disabled: false,
module: "MMM-WWI",
position: "top_right",
config: {
apiKey: "MY API KEY",
lat: '44.531712', // Your latitude goes here
lng: '-109.0158592', // Your longitude goes here
tempUnits: "F", // C or F
pix: "4", // 1-13 Comment out display: none in css file
useHeader: true, // true if you want a header
header: "my_unique_header",
maxWidth: "300px",
}
},
Discovering the Pi and MM led me to learning how to code, specifically for MM itself. No previous experience with coding , the Pi, or Linux. It captivated me and thanks to a couple of very kind users (one in particular) I was shown some basics and read as much as I could to try to learn. It was also helpful for me to look at the code of existing modules, trying to understand what and how things worked.
Anyway, what do I love about it?
The magic!
I can confirm that the module works with the “older” api keys. Newer issued I can’t check as I don’t have one. Are you getting any errors in the terminal or dev console?
EDIT!
Give me your lat and long (or something close) and I’ll check if that has something to do with your issue.