wthrr
lives in your terminal and her passion is meteorology.
If you spend time in the TUI, you'll have a little companion nearby who knows about the weather.
Just call
wthrr
With no further arguments added, wthrr will use the config that's saved as default.
If you haven't configured anything yet, wthrr can try to search for a weather station near you and save the searched location as default.
Its always possible to specify an address. E.g.,
wthrr melbourne
Depending on the place you are looking for, you might need to be be more specific.
For example, the above call will get Melbourne in Australia. If you are aiming for Melbourne in the US, ask for melbourne,florida
.
If the address contains spaces, separate them with a hyphen or enclose them in quotation marks (e.g., "new-york" or "new york").
If a default address is configured, but you want to explicitly search for a weather station nearby, call
wthrr auto
As a final example, we instruct wthrr to use Fahrenheit and mph as units and add the hourly forecast for the day
wthrr -u f,mph -f -d
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wthrr -h
Usage: wthrr [OPTIONS] [ADDRESS] [COMMAND]
Commands: forecast, -f Include the weather forecast help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Arguments: [ADDRESS] Address to check the weather for
Options:
-u, --units [
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*Rendering and colors are influenced by the terminal used and its theme and font.
E.g., the first of the above screenshots shows wthrr in nvim(toggleterm) using kitty as terminal with a Dracula theme and JetBrainsMono Nerd font. The last screenshot shows wthrr in Yakuake / Console, also with a Dracula color scheme.
Values such as address and units can be stored as defaults in wthrr's config file by adding the -s
flag to a run.
If you are using GNU/Linux the location usually is ~/.config/weathercrab/wthrr.toml
```toml address = 'berlin' # Address to check the weather for greeting = true # Greeting message display [true | false] language = 'en' # Country code of the output language ['de' | 'pl' | ...]
[units] temperature = 'celsius' # Temperature units [celsius | fahrenheit] speed = 'kmh' # (Wind)speed units [kmh | mph | knots | ms] ```
Wthrr is published on crates.io and can be installed via rusts package manager.
cargo install wthrr
Requirements and other installations methods can be found in INSTALL.md
.
The issues section lists some of the features that are being worked on.
Contributions like 🐛bug reports, ⭐️stars and 💡suggestions are welcome alike!