Question guys, I have the focus_on set to “Yankees” but today they happen to be off so all I see is the header, with the MLB logo and the text MLB Scores 04/20/2017. Is there a way to hide that if the team that is set in the focus_on is not playing that day?

@cowboysdude love it!!! amazing work!

@strawberry-3.141 Def can wait, the season doesn’t start until like 4/1 anyway !

Can anyone help out in trying to add criteria on only a selected team? I have tried to do it but am not sure exactly what spot in the code this needs to be added.

if games.game.away_team_name === “Yankees” ||
games.game.home_team_name === “Yankees”

Was thinking because games is an array do we need a loop maybe?

Thanks.

Nice work, I had the same kind of idea with this old post, great job implementing it!

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1701/mlb-scores-module

Just wondering, similar to the MMM-NHL module where you can focus on only 1 team, is that possible in this module? Like for example, just to see the current data for the Yankees?

@billp100 this is spectacular.

@yawns Ahhh perfect - I am going to try that, that should definitely work when implementing on the mirror. But for now I am actually just trying to test this very primitive code to see if it is possible the other way around. I have seen an ajax call needed but am not 100% sure as to where I’d put that in the code or how it would be configured to just run a local python file which outputs nothing but another file.

Hi, I am trying to test something and am wondering the best way to do it (unrelated to node/mirror). I have an HTML page with a button and a JavaScript file which parses a local JSON file and presents results on screen. I also have a Python script which I run prior which creates the local JSON file. Is there a way for me to click this button in my HTML, run the Python script which creates the file then run my JavaScript file which shows the output?

Thank you

@looolz I am actually trying to do this also. I have JSON data I’m pulling from an API and am able to present it on a page when I click a button but am not entirely sure how to map this over to an actual MM2 module. I’m trying to follow the documentation and it’s overwhelming for someone with limited JS experience! Is there a generic module already created which can be used to kind of re-point the URL to use any JSON feed, change the returned field names and obviously update the results on the mirror?

Hi all, just thought of a cool idea for a module, perhaps showing a list of the upcoming TiVo scheduled recordings for the next day? Might be a nice add on module. I am not too sure if there’s a TiVo api or something that is useful but has anyone done anything similar?

I have a small issue with the module, wondering if it’s something I screwed up. Basically it will refresh with the realtime scores for any games listed on the mirror. But after the game ends it will not add on any new scores and remove the old scores as the days move forward. for example, I have focus on the NY Islanders and they played Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday. They are scheduled to play tonight as well. On my mirror right now are the 3 previous games but not the next 3. If I reload the entire page it will update with tonights game and any future ones. Is there something I need to do to get it to update automatically without having to refresh the whole mirror?

I’m curious about this as well, I currently have a link to some JSON output which I’d want to display some of the results on the mirror. I was wondering if a module that’s currently out there can be tinkered with to perform this kind of thing.

@yawns that’s amazing, thanks! I was going to start using it to try to teach myself by comparing the two. Thank you again!

@yawns Hey I saw on git, MMM-MTA, not sure if that is all working or not though. Still working on configuring some stuff on my end but wanted to see if that was usable?

I have a night owl camera system and was wondering if this particular module would work with those? Me module was previously titled for only foscam but I am not sure if it would work with all IP camera systems.

Thanks.

@broberg perfect, got it, thanks.

@billp100 this should work but may need some formatting with the margins to get it to look good.

@broberg Yes, that makes sense but would that be added as part of the helloworld module which @strawberry-3-141 mentioned to use above?

Hey all, I know there is a JSON feed of MLB games which is updated in realtime. I was wondering if there is a way to build a module which pulls the results of this feed and displays the schedule and when the game is going on, the inning and score. Similar to what was done for the MMM-NHL or NFL module.

Here is the JSON link (set for opening day this year)

http://gd2.mlb.com/components/game/mlb/year_2017/month_04/day_02/master_scoreboard.json

@strawberry-3.141 Yea, I saw that, I guess I could modify the module itself to shrink the margin but that would cause a problem with pulling latest updates, right?

@strawberry-3.141 I see that, is it possible to just add 5 separate helloworld modules each stacked on top of each other, each with a different color?