@Mykle1
Now you need to make a timer module !
_ Leaving at hh:mm to wedding of … (or other event)
_ You still have hh:mm:ss before leaving (time leaving -/- actual time)

How about that !!!

@ronny3050 Thanks for taking up the challenge.
I would prefer option #1 as well. So the user can choose its own colors.

@ronny3050 Never to old to learn.

@cowboysdude said in MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module:

Please PM me if you’d be interested in making any other translation files for this

Just send you the dutch translation by Github. Don’t now if I did it the right way, so here it is as well.

{
"GATHERING WEATHER STUFF": "Ontvangen weerdata...",
"Currently: ": "Actueel: ",
"Current Temp: ": "Huidige temperatuur: ",
"UV Index: ": "UV-Index: ",
"Wind: ": "Wind: ",
"From: ": "van: ",
"Barometer: ": "Barometer: ",
"Monday": "Maandag",
"Tuesday": "Dinsdag",
"Wednesday": "Woensdag",
"Thursday": "Donderdag",
"Friday": "Vrijdag",
"Saturday": "Zaterdag",
"Sunday": "Zondag",
"High:  ": "Hoog: ",
"Low:  ": "Laag: ",
"Humidity: ": "Luchtvochtigheid: ",
"Safe": "Veilig",
"Moderate": "Gemiddeld",
"Very High": "Zeer hoog",
"Extreme": "Extreem",
"Sunset": "Zonsondergang",
"Sunrise": "Zonsopgang",
" hours ": " Uren ",
" minutes ": " Minuten ",
"Amount of Daylight": "Aantal uren daglicht",
"Good Morning ":"Goedemorgen ",
"Good Afternoon ": "Goedenmiddag ",
"Good Evening ": "Goedenavond ",
"Air Quality Index: ":"Luchtkwaliteitsindex: "
}

@cowboysdude
There is no excuse in being late !

@j.e.f.f said in Help Translating Word Clock:

MMM-TextClock

I did the Dutch translation.
I thought there was an error in displaying the time (words) in the right order for Dutch and an error in displaying the right hours at a specific time. I will have a look in my notes and come back to you with the results after I gave it a test run.

{
 "ITIS": "HET IS",
 "HALF": "HALF",
 "QUARTER": "KWART",
 "MINUTES": "MINUTEN",
 "TO": "VOOR",
 "PAST": "OVER",
 "ONE": "EEN",
 "TWO": "TWEE",
 "THREE": "DRIE",
 "FOUR": "VIER",
 "FIVE": "VIJF",
 "SIX": "ZES",
 "SEVEN": "ZEVEN",
 "EIGHT": "ACHT",
 "NINE": "NEGEN ",
 "TEN": "TIEN",
 "ELEVEN": "ELF",
 "TWELVE": "TWAALF",
 "TWENTY": "TWINTIG",
 "OCLOCK": "UUR",
 "THIRTEEN": "DERTIEN",
 "FORTEEN": "VEERTIEN",
 "FIFTEEN": "VIJFTIEN",
 "SIXTEEN": "ZESTIEN",
 "SEVENTEEN": "ZEVENTIEN",
 "EIGHTEEN": "ACHTTIEN",
 "NINETEEN": "NEGENTIEN",
 "THIRTY": "DERTIG",
 "FORTY": "VEERTIG",
 "FIFTY": "VIJFTIG",
 "OH": "OH",
 "HUNDRED": "HONDERD",
 "ZERO": "NUL"
}

Thats the translation I have, now to your questions;

• 12 or 24 hour Clock, In the Netherlands we use the 12-hour clock when we read it out. So leave it as it is.
• To midnight we just say its 12 o’clock or midnight (middernacht)
• At half past six (06:30) in Dutch we speak this out as ‘it’s half seven’ (het is half zeven)

The translations for the asked times;

• It’s one o’clock --> Het is een uur (01:00)

• It’s five minutes past one --> Het is vijf (minuten) over een (01:05)

• It’s quarter past one --> Het is kwart over een (01:15)

• It’s half past one --> het is half twee (01:30)

• It’s twenty-five minutes to two --> Het is vijf (minuten) over half twee (01:35)

• It’s quarter to two --> Het is kwart voor twee (01:45)

• It’s ten minutes to two --> Het tien (minuten) voor twee (01:50)

• It’s one o’clock --> Het is een uur (01:00)

• It’s five minutes past one --> Het is vijf (minuten) over een (01:05)

• It’s ten minutes past one --> Het is tien (minuten) over een (01:10)

• It’s quarter past one --> Het is kwart over een (01:15)

• It’s twenty minutes past one --> Het is tien (minuten) voor half twee (01:20)

• It’s twenty-five minutes past one --> Het is vijf (minuten) voor half twee (01:25)

• It’s half past one --> Het is half twee (01:30)

• It’s twenty-five minutes to two --> Het is vijf (minuten) over half twee (01:35)

• It’s twenty minutes to two --> Het is tien (minuten) over half twee (01:40)

• it’s quarter to two --> Het is kwart voor twee (01:45)

• It’s ten minutes to two --> Het is tien (minuten) voor twee (01:50)

• It’s five minutes to two --> Het is vijf (minuten) voor twee (01:55)

Normaly we leave the minutes away when we say the time in Dutch, thats why I put them in brackets ()

• It’s one o’clock (both 01:00 and 13:00) – > Het is een uur
• It’s two o’clock (both 02:00 and 14:00) – > Het is twee uur
• It’s three o’clock (both 03:00 and 15:00) – > Het is drie uur
• It’s four o’clock (both 04:00 and 16:00) – > Het is vier uur
• It’s five o’clock (both 05:00 and 17:00) – > Het is vijf uur
• It’s six o’clock (both 06:00 and 18:00) – > Het is zes uur
• It’s seven o’clock (both 07:00 and 19:00) – > Het is zeven uur
• It’s eight o’clock (both 08:00 and 20:00) – > Het is acht uur
• It’s nine o’clock (both 09:00 and 21:00) – > Het is negen uur
• It’s ten o’clock (both 10:00 and 22:00) – > Het is tien uur
• It’s eleven o’clock (both 11:00 and 23:00) --> Het is elf uur
• It’s twelve o’clock (both 00:00 and 12:00) --> Het is twaalf uur

Hope this is a start, when you have question please ask.

@Mykle1 said in Internet Monitor:
@ronny3050 thanks for a nice Monitor, i love the wifi indicator.

You asked for wishes for the Internet Monitor.
I have been looking in the code if it is possible to give te wifi indicators some color.
Making strength_full.png green, strength_almost yellow, strength_half orange and strength_non.png red. Would love to see this as an config option of in the my custom.css.

Is there a way to do this?

@cowboysdude
You’re welcome

@j.e.f.f
First of all, German is not my main language, but there are some things I see.

• 20:25 “Es ist fünf vor halb zwanzig” should be “Es ist fünf vor halb neun”, I would never use the “zwanzig” wenn I write the time like this or speak about the actual time.
• 20:30 is now written as “Es ist halb ein und zwanzig”. I think that has to be like in Dutch “Es ist halb neun”. Dutch and German look a lot the same.
• 20:35 schould be “Es ist fünf nach halb neun”
• 20:40 schould be “Es ist zehn nach halb neun”
• 20:45 schould be “Es ist viertel vor neun”
• 20:50 schould be “Es ist zehn vor neun”
• 20:55 schould be “Es ist fünf vor neun”

The use of “zwanzig” is strange in my opinion, but let some German speaking users decide how they want it to be.

@Advokaten Yes it’s just working as discribed. Here is my part off config.js for the Internet Monitor.

{
  Module: 'internet-monitor',
  position: 'bottom_right',
  config: {
    type: 'minimal',
    maxTime: 10000,
    updateInterval: 120000,
    verbose: false,
    displayStrength: true,
    displaySpeed: false,
    strengthIconSize: 40,
    maxGaugeScale: 25
  }
},

Now I want to bring a little color to the wifi indicator.