@leanro I haven’t tested it in ages and indeed it seems it has broken. The API the module used has removed support for getting stats from a certain player. Instead it points to the official API: https://developer.brawlstars.com/

That API can more or less do the same, but there is one caveat: you have to enter your public IP address when creating an API key. And since that changes for most people, it is not ideal. Maybe there is another API that can be used… I haven’t searched for it.

Anyway, I will not spend time on the module since I don’t use it anymore. But you are more than welcome to look into it. There are two options I can think of. 1) find another API or 2) use the official API with the problem that it breaks when your IP address changes.

@Lordy

@Lordy Great that it worked out! I like the idea, I’ll colorize mine too now.

@Lordy Aha. Then change one of the < td > to < td style=“color: #ffff00” >

@Lordy There are no css names to distinguish sunrise and sunset. But you can add html directly to the config instead. See my previous answer to this thread for an example. So something like:

text: 'Sunrise < span style="color: #ffff00" >< sunrise >< /span >

Remove the extra spaces next to the brackets. Had to include them or otherwise the forum would show nothing.

Should be possible through css. Haven’t tried this myself, but it should work:

.clock {
  position: absolute;
  left : 400px;
  top : 100px;
}

Add it to MagicMirror/css/custom.css

I think you can use right and bottom instead of left and top also.

Well there’s a link on the github page to the API web site: fortniteapi.com
Going to that site gives me:

"Fortnite API is now back as Mative
Try us out, it’s free :)!

Mative Developers"

Going to the link in that page -> “Coming soon”

So I guess the conclusion is the API has gone down. Maybe there’s another API that can be used. I haven’t researched it, but be free to do so :)

@banbutcher Another tip to easier find the css class for a certain text… use the Chrome developer tools where you can see all elements and their css attributes graphically.

config.js is accessible from browser. You can test this in your local network by accessing MM from a browser on another computer, view source and find out the URL of config.js. Then paste that URL into the browser and you get the whole config in plain text.

So to make a module private, you have to find a way around this, like reprogram the module to not use the config from client-side.

@koxm said in MMM-SpaceX:

@sonicgoose Thanks!
Unfortunately the dates for the upcoming launches are not fully maintained in the api. Maybe I can use a different field. I’m going to look at it.

I have not looked much at the API but if the unix timestamp field is maintained, I suggest you use that. Then you will also get the correct date for your time zone.

Nice work, really cool! A couple of ideas…

• Optional column headings. For those uninitiated, it’s not really obvious what e.g. CRS-20 is.
• Options whether to show each column, instead of only extrainfo or no extrainfo. Maybe I only want to show date and launch site for example.
• Countdown column for upcoming launches.

Sounds like a css thing rather than config. You can use the developer tools in Chrome to inspect each element to find out more about it. For example in calendar_monthly module, this is the element for the current day:

< span id=“day12” class=“today” >12< /span >

Click that line and you can find out which css file the green line comes from.

Yeah I added the text per week module… But another idea: maybe you could use the location field of the calendar event to show this info? You just have to add showLocation: true to config.

Description:

A MagicMirror² module that shows a different text (or image or anything really) each week. I use it for my son who is learning to read and has “letter of the week” in school each week. But I guess there are more use cases.
Thanks to Sean for writing the actual code :)

Screenshots:

Download:

https://github.com/retroflex/MMM-TextPerWeek

So a lot later I finally managed to make a module out of this:
https://github.com/retroflex/MMM-TextPerWeek

Thanks again @Sean !

Cool! Can I request comics?

Swedish Dilbert:
https://dilbert.idg.se
Very simple to get directly from URL, e.g. for today: https://dilbert.idg.se/dil20200123.gif

Wumo:
http://wumo.com/wumo
Here you have to load the page for today first and then scrape the image URL:
http://wumo.com/wumo/2020/01/23

Really cool! Makes me want to switch to Tibber myself.

One idea… doesn’t Tibber provide your real time consumption as well? Couldn’t that be included?

@Newbie007 Replace bread board with a prototype board and solder the wires?

Do not cut the power! It might work a few times or even one hundred times. But if data is being written (for example to log file which all modules and other apps do) while you pull the plug, there’s a risk the SD card gets corrupt. In worst case the card is destroyed, but it could also be that a reinstall on the same card will work.

Where do you put this code? You have to put require in node_helper.js, not the module js file.
Also check the log files in the developer tools in e.g. Chrome.