Apps by dravenst
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Local Weather Radar
(community developer)This app displays animated United States local radar images from the National Weather Service. Tap the screen to set the location, zoom level, and radar type. Touch and drag the radar image to see other areas of the map. App saves pan location between reloads and caches images appropriately. Radar Types: N0R: Base Reflectivity N0V: Base Velocity N1P: One-Hour Precipitation NCR: Composite Reflectivity NTP: Storm Total Precipitation N0Z: Base Reflectivity - Long Range Please log issues (and find the source code) here: [[http://code.google.com/p/chumby-local-weather-radar]] Enjoy! -Rob
created: 07/10/2011 average rating: -
PHPShow Plus
(community developer)This widget builds on PHPShow created by develephant. This widget displays images that you host on a PHP5 server accessible from the Chumby via URL. The PHP server code automatically finds the images located in the specified server directory and resizes them to properly fit your chumby screen prior to streaming them to your device. The widget supports streaming of hundreds of images. This version adds caching, display for 800x600 and 860x480 screens, previous/next/pause, and more. Installation: You will also need the server side PHP files which can be downloaded [[http://www.dravenstott.com/phpshow/phpshowplusserver.zip|here]]. Installation instructions are included in the archive. You can also download the widget source [[http://www.dravenstott.com/phpshow/phpshowpluswidget.zip|here]]. Usage: Touch the top of the frame to adjust the slide delay and randomization. Touch lower left to go to previous image, lower right to go to next, lower middle to pause/play.
created: 12/04/2010 average rating: -
TED 5000 Basic Display
(community developer)This application provides a basic display of energy usage statistics for the TED 5000. (See [[http://www.theenergydetective.com]] for more information about this energy monitoring solution.) You must enter the ip address for the TED 5000 gateway in order for the data to display. You can typically find this through going to a Windows command prompt and typing 'ping ted5000' to display it. You can log issues and view the source code here: [[http://code.google.com/p/chumby-ted5000-basic/]].
created: 11/20/2011 average rating:
