This is a dashboard widget for displaying wind speed and direction in one gauge.
The gauge takes three inputs from msg.payload:
speed (number)speed_unit (string) - Any string you want displayed after the speed, e.g. MPH, KMH, KTS, etcdegrees (0-360 to for compass direction)An example input node is included. You can replace it with your own data source (e.g. wunderground PWS)
Tested on Safari & Chrome (sorry, I have no access to IE or Edge).
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Update to add compass face background color depending on wind speed. The colors somewhat follow the ikitesurf meteogram color scheme for strength.
Tried your flow using node-red with raspberry-pi. Viewing with Firefox.
Seems the container is blank. Any thoughts? Input is via OpenWeather using winddirection, windspeed.
Thanks for widget. Changed
@N00BMmika - wind readings are always shown by telling you which direction the wind is coming from. Have a look at the windroses on wunderground.
Thank you
Thanks, this looks awesome! I'll try to adapt my output to this.
Thanks again.
Hello,
I tried your flow without changing anything and i get the readings in the debug-window and a container on the dashboard but the container is empty. I am using Chromium on raspberry.
I have tried it on my Mac with Safari and there i get the Wind Gauge on the dashboard but the colors are not righ for me here. For example, the wind speed displays as very light grey on white background when very low speed. Is there a workaround for this for me as a newbie?
Hi again.
I got it to work properly. The problem was i needed to upgrade the chromium browser - then it worked perfectly.
I even adapted my sensor output to fit the wind gauge input and now the wind gauge works fine with my sensors.
Thanks for your good work!
After latest node-red update (I did the update in april 2021), it did not show the gauge anymore. It look lik it is out of display and the scaling seems to be broken. I noticed on a refresh that part of it was floating out of the area, so I changed the translateX an dY to a fixed value of -100 and now I can see part of it. I fiddled with the scaleWidth- and Height, but so far that did not help.
Nu clue what update destroyed it, but at least I got some warnings when I updated node-red, unlikely that they are the cause. (request, har-validator, node-pre-gyp, bcrypt)
I have the same problem with the latest update, it seems to not be formatted correctly. Any suggestions?
I have the same problem with the latest update, it seems to not be formatted correctly. Any suggestions?
On one hand it looks like $(document).ready(function() is nnot fired, however, if I change var translateX = -1 to any negative number (Becomming '--1' a few lines down) it shows part of the dial. So I tried to fiddle with the scale, no effect at all, even if I add the '%' in the line where the variables are used. With some values it apears and floats to the right. (Like when you kame it zero)
If you make the box bigger (like 5x5 and not 3x3 as I used to have) you see a bigger part of the dial.
Let me know if you figured it out. The other elements on my layout are not affected by the update.
I started looking into this, and its definitely some issue with Chrome. The widget still renders fine under Safari.
The Wind Gauge is drawn as a 500px x 500px box, and then after the UI loads, I use a CSS transform to scale it to the size of the box that the user defined. It does this by getting the parent element's width and height, and then calculates the scaling factor. This logic is running correctly under Chrome (same values as Safari), however the css transformation that chrome performs is completely different than it used to be.
Hi Paul, thanks for taking time to look into this. As you may have noticed from my comment, I did find the scaling part of the code. Even if you put in a fixed number, it does not change. The same for the transformation. I tried a couple of fixed values, strange enough, whatever negative value you put in, it does shift in to the box. But I assume you tried that as well.
I tried Firefox, as you mentioned it does work on safari, but firefox has the same behavior as chrome. For now, I lack css experience to resolve it. Hope you do.
Well, making slight progress. Changed the translate to 3d and moved Y -100px. It now displays an oval on chrome, a better shape on the samsung browser on android.
var translateX = ($(v).width() - $(v).parent().width()) / 2;
var translateY = -100+($(v).height() - $(v).parent().height()) / 2;
$(v).css("transform","translate3d(-"+translateX+"px,-"+translateY+"px, 0) scale("+scaleWidth+","+scaleHeight+") ");
I just updated the gist. Add flex-shrink:0; to .compass-container css declaration.
Thanks. It's working again. Although it looks like the thickness of the circle is slightly smaller, but as I do not know you initial design, maybe that was wrong on chrome already and is now corrected.
I just updated the gist. Add
flex-shrink:0;to.compass-containercss declaration.
Thanks a lot man!
This is great, but being a pilot, the arrow ALWAYS points from where the wind originates. So a northerly wind has an arrow pointing down on a compass.
So I'd suggest adding " transform: rotate(180deg);" to the Arrow section near the botom of the template.
It now looks normal to pilots.
Thank you for a great contribution.
@RicharddeCrep You're right. The arrow is in the right place on the circle (north wind has the arrow at the top) but the point on the triangle is backward (it should point down, and it points up instead). It wasn't originally like this, somewhere along the line I screwed it up.
Will issue an update to the gist as soon as I have time.
Thank you for sharing this awesome gauge. I modified it a bit to show the direction of my next waypoint.
Only I like to change the letter N that indicates north. How can I modify this "N"?
The way I am using the gauge is; I got my heading is up and the arrow points at my waypoint.
I'd like to change the "N" to the value of my heading.
Update to fix the font sizes (they were not all supposed to be the same size) and also replace the JS for converting degrees to direction with a more efficent method courtesy of @shrickus