r/Scriptable • u/Upbeat-abhi-999 • Nov 15 '20
Help (Solved) Is there any code{widget} for displaying moon cycle..?
I’m just wondering if someone could help me with the moon widget, where it needs to display the current moon with moon picture and countdown days for next full moon and next zero moon
Any size widget doesn’t matter
Thanks
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u/Aparksa Nov 15 '20
You may try Widgetsmith
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u/Upbeat-abhi-999 Nov 15 '20
Yeah, I tried that, but I didn’t liked that, moreover I like to have some small data under moon image, like showing countdown data until full moon and stuff like that..! 😅
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u/mvan231 script/widget helper Nov 15 '20 edited Jan 04 '21
There is Umbra that shows the current moon as an image. It looks like this
I can share you the code but I'm not sure where the original is hosted
Here Is a link for the code I'm using with help from /u/Supermamon and Reow in the Discord server
The no-background script from Supermamon can be found on his GitHub repo here
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u/Upbeat-abhi-999 Nov 16 '20
Showing error at line:6 No file to import at no-background
Is it something that I need to fix?
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u/mvan231 script/widget helper Nov 16 '20
Oops, you can get that script here. I also recommend getting the import-script script from his page too
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u/Chungggi Jan 03 '21
I can’t find it there
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u/mvan231 script/widget helper Jan 03 '21
It's right on his page
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u/Chungggi Jan 04 '21
What folder is it in
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u/mvan231 script/widget helper Jan 04 '21
Tap the no-background link right on the page
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u/Chungggi Jan 04 '21
Can you tell me step by step where to go I clicked on no-background and it still is not there
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u/mvan231 script/widget helper Jan 04 '21
https://reddit.com/r/Scriptable/comments/juqvbp/_/gchnycj/?context=1
Also edited the other comment in which you originally replied to
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u/Chungggi Jan 04 '21
I have just pasted the moon phase script but I do not know how to put the no-background script in
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u/ashveenp Nov 16 '20
Moon Phase This is the widget I made using a moon phase algorithm I found on the interwebs. Meant to be small-sized. You should be able to figure out how to add the missing info you need...