@amanzimdwini I always use it locally, github is just a place for sharing it, so you are doing the right thing. You can always fork it to keep your personal compliments safe, but that’s up to you.

To use it, copy the file to somewhere (ie, in the compliments module folder: modules/default/compliments/compliments.js) and use it in your config like this:

    {
      module: "compliments",
      position: "bottom_bar",
      disabled: false,
      config: {
        remoteFile: "compliments.json",
        updateInterval: 10000,
        classes: "thin bright medium",
        fadeSpeed: 2000,
      },
    },

Good luck!

Description

This is just a small module that tracks the progress of the year / month / week.

It’s based on all this existing websites / apps, so thanks to them for the inspiration:

@year_progress
year_progress
Progress Bar

Screenshots:

Download:

@poopyurinal Just " No more nails" from unibond, but any wood glue will work. I don’t recommend superglue though…

@yawns You can always use https://exchangeratesapi.io/ if you don’t want to make people get an apiKey…

@andurii That’s a great idea, I’ll do that!

@andurii Thanks!

Using another language is really easy (thanks to HumanizeDuration.js): Just pass language as an option, like:

		options: {
			units: ["y", "mo", "w", "d", "h"],
			round: true,
			language: 'de',
			conjunction: ' and ',
			serialComma: false,
		},

Description

I just had a baby, and I wanted a geeky way to keep track of his exact age, so…
You can also use it to track any other past (or future) events!
Underneath, it’s just a simple wrapper around HumanizeDuration.js

Screenshots:

Download:

Or this one: https://github.com/ryck/MMM-TFL-Arrivals

@dmd Just add remoteFile: “compliments.json” to the compliments module configuration

@E3V3A Yes, that’s a good idea, I’ll try to implement it as soon as I have some spare time!