Open Irishking03 opened 11 months ago
try changing "while_preferred_team_live": { "enabled": true, "during_halftime": true
@alexanderthebadatcoding WOULD HELP IF I Wasn't and idiot. I fixed that and also the PHL for eagles is PHI (SMACKS HEAD).. However now the eagles upcoming game comes up but I also have commanders, giants and dallas as preferred. But not rotating.
It Looks like whatever I put in Preferred team as the last team (example "team": ["PHI", "LAR", "DAL", "NYG"]) will populate only. Like in this example is NYG.. If i remove NYG just Dallas populates.. So wierd.
I don't know what I did but it is rotating now.
{ "preferred": { "teams": ["PHI", "WAS"] }, "rotation": { "enabled": true, "only_preferred": false, "rates": { "live": 15.0, "final": 10.0, "pregame": 10.0 }, "while_preferred_team_live": { "enabled": true, "during_halftime": false } }, "scrolling_speed": 2, "use_helmet_logos": false, "debug": "true" }
I think there is a bug in the code, there's a post saying that the while preferred_team_live settings can cause an Issue. I think what is happening is that the code checks if a preferred team is playing, but then shows the first result returned from the API: http://site.api.espn.com/apis/site/v2/sports/football/nfl/scoreboard, which for this week is Dallas vs Seattle.
thats what my guess is. I just made sure to have rotation "enabled": true, and "while_preferred_team_live": { "enabled": true, "during_halftime": true }.
That way It will just always rotate the games shown.
Now issue is the board with randomly turn off after a period of time. I have to log back in the pi (SSH) and re-enter the code.
You could try to set a Supervisor task to run the script continuously, and if it crashes then restart it.
sudo apt-get install -y supervisor
sudo service supervisor start
then in
/etc/supervisor/conf.d/
add a start.conf file
[program:scoreboard]
command=sudo python3 led.py
directory=/home/pi/
autostart=true
autorestart=true
stderr_logfile=/home/pi/boot.err.log
supervisorctl reread
supervisorctl update
sudo supervisorctl start scoreboard
More information here: https://serversforhackers.com/c/monitoring-processes-with-supervisord
Also I created a script that switches between the NFL and NBA scoreboard etc. But you might need to edit the settings a little bit to get it working. What I did was created and led.py script and then set that to run on boot.
and then the led.py script has:
import subprocess
import os
# Define the paths to the two scripts you want to switch between
nfl = '/home/pi/nflscore/main.py'
nba = '/home/pi/nba-led-scoreboard/main.py'
def run_script(script_path, duration):
try:
# Run script
process = subprocess.Popen(["python3", script_path])
# print("Loading " + script_path)
# Wait for the specified duration
time.sleep(duration)
# Terminate the subprocess
process.terminate()
except Exception as e:
print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")
# Handle the unexpected error, for example, exit the script
exit(1)
while True:
# Run NBA
print("Showing NBA Scoreboard")
run_script(nba, 200)
# Run NFL
print("Showing NFL Scores")
run_script(nfl, 100)
However for this to work I did have to edit the renderer files to change the paths for the logos. But maybe there is a way around that.
@mikemountain or anyone
Where is the setting to rotate the game. I currently have this in the config.json
{ "preferred": { "teams": ["PHI", "DAL", "WASH", "NYG"] }, "rotation": { "enabled": true, "only_preferred": false, "rates": { "live": 15.0, "final": 10.0, "pregame": 10.0 }, "while_preferred_team_live": { "enabled": false, "during_halftime": false } }, "scrolling_speed": 2, "use_helmet_logos": false, "debug": "true" }
BUT I CANT GET THE GAMES TO ROTATE LIKE THEY NORMALLY DO.