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I'm new to magic mirror modules and I like your contribution a lot. I might start looking into some modifications, and wanted to be sure if you hadn't already done them -- basically color coding the temp values. For instance, a 101.2 temp would be in red, an 84.6 could be in amber, 74.4 in green, and 55.5 in blue. The range and color associated should be customizable, as well as the specific ranges.
With this I can glance at the display, and even if I cannot read it clearly, I get a color code that tells me the temperature.
I'm not sure if this makes sense, but I thought it might be worth mentioning. You already have so many features implemented that it might be done!
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Support for this does not exist. Currently I am using colour coding to differentiate between High and Low temperatures in the forecast. I would need to think about best to implement this so as not to confuse the current colour code scheme.
If you have an idea, feel free to submit a pull request.
I'm new to magic mirror modules and I like your contribution a lot. I might start looking into some modifications, and wanted to be sure if you hadn't already done them -- basically color coding the temp values. For instance, a 101.2 temp would be in red, an 84.6 could be in amber, 74.4 in green, and 55.5 in blue. The range and color associated should be customizable, as well as the specific ranges.
With this I can glance at the display, and even if I cannot read it clearly, I get a color code that tells me the temperature.
I'm not sure if this makes sense, but I thought it might be worth mentioning. You already have so many features implemented that it might be done!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: