Merge pull request #1610 from dgburr/documentation-fix

Fix documentation of `useKMPHwind` option in currentweather

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ A huge, huge, huge thanks to user @fewieden for all his hard work on the new `we
 - Ignore entries with unparseable details in the calendar module
 - Bug showing FullDayEvents one day too long in calendar fixed
 - Bug in newsfeed when `removeStartTags` is used on the description [#1478](https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/1478)
+- Fix documentation of `useKMPHwind` option in currentweather
 
 ### Updated
 - The default calendar setting `showEnd` is changed to `false`.

modules/default/currentweather/README.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ The following properties can be configured:
 | `showIndoorTemperature`      | If you have another module that emits the INDOOR_TEMPERATURE notification, the indoor temperature will be displayed <br> **Default value:** `false`
 | `onlyTemp`                   | Show only current Temperature and weather icon without windspeed, sunset, sunrise time and feels like. <br><br> **Possible values:** `true` or `false` <br> **Default value:** `false`
 | `showFeelsLike`              | Shows the Feels like temperature weather. <br><br> **Possible values:**`true` or `false`<br>**Default value:** `true`
-| `useKMPHWind`                | Uses KMPH as units for windspeed. <br><br> **Possible values:**`true` or `false`<br>**Default value:** `false`
+| `useKMPHwind`                | Uses KMPH as units for windspeed. <br><br> **Possible values:**`true` or `false`<br>**Default value:** `false`
 | `useBeaufort`                | Pick between using the Beaufort scale for wind speed or using the default units. <br><br> **Possible values:** `true` or `false` <br> **Default value:** `true`
 | `lang`                       | The language of the days. <br><br> **Possible values:** `en`, `nl`, `ru`, etc ... <br> **Default value:** uses value of _config.language_
 | `decimalSymbol`              | The decimal symbol to use.<br><br> **Possible values:** `.`, `,` or any other symbol.<br> **Default value:** `.`