@nigel-daniels updated to use national languages (help with translations appreciated!) and it also uses night time icons.

@pi HI thanks for liking the mirror project, as already mentioned I just used the existing code and the modules I’ve written can be found under the modules (utilities and transport) section of the forum.

The thread on the pi zero under the hardware forum is really useful too.

@MichMich great idea… done! If anyone can translate the text I have? I’d appreciate and will add the appropriate files.

BTW. I assume this does not work in the node helper?

@KirAsh4 Hi in some cases this is true but, especially, with module announcements it’s likely that updates will supersede the information in the originating posts. This is the case with one of my modules. I’ve held off starting a new topic with the same name and tagged an update on the bottom of the topic but this requires people scroll below the fold to find that information.

Is there way of announcing modules with version updates so that the oldest posts are pushed down so potential users see the latest post on the module?

This module has been updated to include humidity. More details on the module read me page here.

@fwood04 I’ve found some time and reworked the code so that you can provide an array of airport codes and display multiple airports correctly.
You will need to re-clone the module and use the new format of configuration.

I hope that helps.

@cowboysdude I’ve spotted an error in my ReadMe that I think has caused the problem here. In my example config I only put key where I entered the API key instead of api_key. Try changing the name of that config variable and things should sort themselves out, I hope that works. Let me know if there are any other problems and I’ll update the Read Me files.

@cowboysdude thanks for all of the info, it points to a need for to set up the same environment you have and to recreate the issue you have. I have a spare Pi so I’ll set up the full environment on it. When I’ve got there (probably Wed) I’ll see if I can debug the set up.

The system I’m running is on a Pi Zero running as node serveronly so I suspect there could be an issue with these modules firing up under electron. I’ll check this out and let you know what I find out.

@nigel-daniels another thing to try out as well is to test your API key is ok. Just put:

http://api.wunderground.com/api/[YOUR_API_KEY_HERE]/conditions/q/CA/San_Francisco.json

Into a browser replacing the [] and their content with your own api key. It should return a bunch of text with the data on the current weather in San Francisco.

@cowboysdude hi, sorry to here that:( I have a couple of questions to check out what may be going on:

1. Did the request dependancy install ok?
2. Can you post or pm me the config you are using?

I’ll try and recreate the issue and figure out what is going on… It may be best to do this as an issue on the github site.