It’s unfortunate that we can’t edit our own posts after the 600 seconds delay. I’ve been wanting to update my MMM-WunderGround module post as the information/pictures currently in there are no longer up-to-date. Any way around this?

You should extract everything that’s in the zipfile as-is to the intended module destination ie:

./MagicMirror/modules/WWW-WunderGround in case of this module…

It’d be easier if you’d do a git clone in the modules directory…

pi@MagicMirrorPi:~/MagicMirror/modules/ $ git clone https://github.com/RedNax67/MMM-WunderGround.git

which will create the MMM-WunderGround dir and fille it with all the files from the repository. Then add the config section in config.js.

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You should install all the files as they appear on the github page. Also the translations dir+content.

Could you post logs of your mirror trying to start? See Troubleshooting for details on how to get logs etc.

Also, just in case: MMM-WunderGround and wuforecast are not the same thing…

@cowboysdude That config isn’t for the MMM-WunderGround module… You’re using another module that’s using Weather Underground for weather info. The forecast text functionality needs to be implemented in the module itself. Or you could of course switch to using MMM-WunderGround Which is what the above screenshot is off…

@cowboysdude If/when the chosen location provides any they should be displayed as per the pic…

What’s your config?

If this WeatherUnderground location works for you you could use MMM-WunderGround:

Your config section will look like this:

{
			module : 'MMM-WunderGround',
			position : 'top_right',
			config : {
				apikey : 'xxxxxxxxxxxxx', // private; don't share!
				pws: 'NY/Elmira',
				lang : 'EN',
				hourly : '1',
				fctext : '1',
				fcdaycount : "5",
				fcdaystart : "0",
				hourlyinterval : "3",
				hourlycount : "2",
				alerttime : 10000,
				alerttruncatestring : ""
			}
		}

@djsunrise19 Thanks for spotting my mistake :D I’ve modified the readme accordingly. Enjoy!

@djsunrise19 IS it really 8mm thick as the site says? Must be quite heavy. I’ve also seen mirrors which consist of 2 panes with reflective foil sandwiched in between… What type is the https://www.myspiegel.de/spionspiegel-pg-2102.html one?

Any pictures to share yet?

Unfortunately can’t edit my FP…

Here’s a screenshot of teh module:

Although i suspect not a lot of people will use this, i’ll share it anyway:

https://github.com/RedNax67/MMM-OpenTherm

For this to work you’ll need:

An OpenTherm controlled heating/cooling device An OpenTherm gateway http://otgw.tclcode.com/ The OpenTherm Monitor application running somewhere http://otgw.tclcode.com/otmonitor.html

NOTE: The otmonitor version hosted on the website doesn’t have the access-allow-origin-header so the browser running MM will probably reject the json response. Luckily the author also supplies the source and instructions on how to build/compile your own version.

I’ve compiled a (RpI) version of the otmonitor program with this header included. Anyone in need of if, please let me know.

The OpenTherm module displays:

• Current roomtemperature
• Room setpoint temperature
• Outside temperature
• Central heating pressure
• Heating on/of
• Hot water on/off
• Alerts (Low pressure)