Getting weather via your command line(coderwall.com)

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http://coderwall.com/p/gc1vpq

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dbarlett14 tahun yang lalu

  telnet rainmaker.wunderground.com

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TheGateKeeper14 tahun yang lalu

and for the automated, try this:

(echo "open rainmaker.wunderground.com";sleep 1;echo "\r";sleep 1;echo "nyc";sleep 1;echo "x";) | telnet

dredmorbius14 tahun yang lalu

http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/metar

galaktor14 tahun yang lalu

Using powershell:

PS> Get-Weather

gives:

Location : Secret, Location (ABCD) 12-34N 123-45W 85M Time : Oct 18, 2012 - 02:30 AM EDT / 2012.10.18 0630 UTC Wind : from the SE (140 degrees) at 9 MPH (8 KT):0 Visibility : greater than 7 mile(s):0 SkyConditions : mostly cloudy Temperature : 50 F (10 C) DewPoint : 46 F (8 C) RelativeHumidity : 87% Pressure : 29.18 in. Hg (0988 hPa) Status : Success

eli14 tahun yang lalu

A while backed a hacked a little script to update the LCD display on old HP printers with the current weather: https://gist.github.com/832730

I doubt it works any more since I don't think that Google Weather API still exists, but it should work if you switch it to Yahoo or one of the others.

amwelles14 tahun yang lalu

I ran across a little CLI called "weatherman" [1] that does this, though you need to input your location manually each time. The data comes from WeatherBug.com, but it seems to work well enough for my purposes.

1. http://darkhorse.nu/software/

doctoboggan14 tahun yang lalu

I wrote a script a little while back that texts the weather to you every morning. It used google's unofficial weather api.

https://github.com/doctoboggan/Wake-up-to-the-Weather/blob/m...

onli14 tahun yang lalu

That api is no more. For izulu, which also used that api, i switched to yahoo.

jff14 tahun yang lalu

Here's a simpler version that doesn't require PHP or an API key. Only works on Plan 9, though, but you could probably port it.

http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/plan9/rc/bin/weather

nevermore14 tahun yang lalu

I'm not quite sure why it's so complicated. Their telnet actually has a UI state machine built in.

On any linux computer: nc rainmaker.wunderground.com 23

jff14 tahun yang lalu

Sure, I've used the telnet version, but it's nice to say "weather ROC" and get weather.

koenigdavidmj14 tahun yang lalu

It's part of plan9port already, for the record.

jff14 tahun yang lalu

Must be a recent addition, it's not in my (~3 month old) installation of Plan 9 Port.

worldimperator14 tahun yang lalu

Using windows: Go to window, open, stick your nose out, and you know the weather. Look up to sky to predict weather for next half day.

james2vegas14 tahun yang lalu

weatherspect: http://robobunny.com/projects/weatherspect/html/

donutdan411414 tahun yang lalu

Well this was a pleasant surprise to find.