Here’s my currentweather example …

{
module: “currentweather”,
position: “top_right”,
header: “blah blah City”,
config: {
location: “City”,
// locationID: “XXXXXX”, //ID from http://bulk.openweathermap.org/sample/; unzip the gz file and find your city
appid: “wholelottanumbers”,
appendLocationNameToHeader: false,
degreeLabel: true,
useBeaufort: false,
useKMPHwind: true,
showHumidity: true
}
},

@Nneuland ,

Hi. Just a little confused as to which module but if you’re asking about OpenMapWeather by default in the .js file appendLocationNameToHeader: true, so in the config/config.js you can look at adding the location or locationID options.

The location used for weather information.

Example: ‘Phoenix,USA’
Default value: false

Note: When the location and locationID are both not set, the location will be based on the information provided by the calendar module. The first upcoming event with location data will be used.

Location ID from OpenWeatherMap This will override anything you put in location.
Leave blank if you want to use location.
Example: 1234567
Default value: false

Note: When the location and locationID are both not set, the location will be based on the information provided by the calendar module. The first upcoming event with location data will be used.

If you are asking about the currentweather module you can do the same or use the header option in the config.js file.

I hope this is what you were looking for.

Cheers.

@matthewlawson3

Please don’t post your apikey.

@matthewlawson3

From the module .js file…

Module.register(“MMM-OpenWeatherForecast”, {

/*
This module uses the Nunjucks templating system introduced in
version 2.2.0 of MagicMirror. If you’re seeing nothing on your
display where you expect this module to appear, make sure your
MagicMirror version is at least 2.2.0.
*/
requiresVersion: “2.2.0”,

defaults: {
apikey: “”,
latitude: “”,
longitude: “”,

…and add lat and long into the config.js (sorry for wrong extension in earlier post).

Example,

{
			module: "MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast",
			disabled: false,
			header: "",
			position: "top_right",
			config: {
			apikey: "wholelottanumbers",
			latitude: "4X.XXXXXX",
			longitude: "-7X.XXXXXX",
			iconset: "4c",
			concise: false,
			forecastLayout: "table",
			showCurrentConditions: false,
			showExtraCurrentConditions: false,
			showSummary: false,
			showForecastTableColumnHeaderIcons: false
			}
		},

Cheers

@matthewlawson3

All I did was go to Google maps, found my “village” coordinates and plugged them into lat and long in the config.sys and “Bob’s your uncle”.

@cowboysdude
@Mykle1

I’m going to move onto another module for now. I’ll revisit this in the future when I am more experienced. Right now I’m just self immolating.

Thanks for your time and effort.

@cowboysdude

I don’t know if I’m headed in the right way but I’ve tried to make showRain a config option - true/false.

Right now it kinda loads - at least I get Openweather data… on the screen instead of a blank “dead zone”.

Gotta play more… Gotta learn more.

Cheers

@cowboysdude

Exceptional. That’s it! What’s the solution? I started to go down an isNAN() rabbit hole but as yet haven’t been successful.

Great job.

Hi,

I changed the string a bit. I added Math.round to forecast.daily[X].rain + “/mm Rain”

Math.round (forecast.daily[X].rain) + “/mm Rain”

and instead of undefind/mm Rain I now receive NaN/mm Rain.

Cool.

That check mark is supposed to be X for 0 to 6.