RSS-o-Matic downloads all of the RSS feeds (The URLs are specified in rss-o-matic.rb as an array called rss_feeds) given and spits out a bunch of HTML files into public-rss-o-matic.
Those HTML files should then be put up for display on the Commons display(s) (or other displays that are 1024px by 768px).
METAR-o-Matic downloads a METAR report for the specified station code (specified in metar-o-matic.rb on line 27 as @station_code) and a forecast from OpenWeatherMap, then spits out an HTML file into public-metar-o-matic.
That HTML file should then be put up for display on the Commons display(s) (or other displays that are 1024px by 768px).
Twitter-o-Matic downloads the latest tweets using Twitter's twitter gem, and spits out an HTML file into public-twitter-o-matic
However, for it to work, the Twitter configuration must be done in secret_stuff.rb.
Example of secret_stuff.rb:
Twitter.configure do |config| config.consumer_key = "[consumer key]" config.consumer_secret = "[consumer secret]" config.oauth_token = "[oauth token]" config.oauth_token_secret = "[oauth token secret]" end
The HTML file produced should then be put up for display on the Commons display(s) (or other displays that are 1024px by 768px).
Copyright 2013 Kristofer Rye (based on another version [Copyrighted 2013, by Brad Thompson, no longer distributed]), distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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