That looks neat,

how do you find the brightness in the bedroom of a night. I made a clock out of and Iphone but found the backlight was way too bright.

do you have absolute control over your back light?

@cowboysdude Thankyou.
Ive started looking at adding horizontal display of data - so hopefully there wil lbe an update coming soon.
Its a good learning experience

@mitch1138 At this stage no. But Ill see what I can do.

Ive started a Thread just for the “new” module which might be a good place to shift discussion about it to
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14468/mmm-wunderground-pws-observations

@Mitch1138 Im glad they were worth the effort ;)

Hmm not sure what went wrong with the first post but here is a screen shot.

Ive just put together a basic module to display PWS data from Weather Underground since API’s are now only available for free to PWS owners.

https://github.com/saabman/MMM-WunderGround-PWS-Observations/

It just displays the current data from a specified PWS and you can select what data is displayed.

I should mention in the config you can select which parameters to display

OK I think I have got something worth having a look its basic but its there at least.

Ive got some ideas on further customisation ie changeing sizes of the parameters etc. but ill add those as I go.

https://github.com/saabman/MMM-WunderGround-PWS-Observations


@c1olli said in Working Weather Underground module?:

The ioBroker module for catching the data from the weatherstation is here (in german): WLAN-Wetterstation

thanks for that, in German explains why I couldn’t find it.

Ive been working on the module just to display the weather station data with no forecast getting the data to display is no problem - getting it to display nicely is another story all together.

So im working through trying to understand how the HTML works and Style sheets etc.

I would encourage anyone to take some time to sit down and have a go at modifying a module. Its not easy when you first look at it but parts of it do start to make sense after a while.

@c1olli Thats good to know there are some options.

Im thinking doing something along the lines of pulling Data from one of those “offline” systems and seeing if it is possible to integrate it into the new MagicMirror weather module.

The last couple of days Ive been re writing and simplifying the Wunderground module to just display the current PWS data pulled from WunderGround. more as an exercise in trying to understand NodeJS and gitHub.

my head is just about exploding :lol: but its getting there. I am not a programer by any stretch of the imagination. Im just sitting down looking at the code and try and work it out.

to start with I pick something obvious like Temperature and just look through the code and find where it appears and then try and work out where it comes from and where it goes.