This terminal weather app brings real-time weather forecasts to life with unique ASCII animations. Users can enjoy visually appealing effects depicting rain, snow, thunderstorms, and more, with features like auto-location detection and seamless integration with Open-Meteo for up-to-the-minute data.
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weathr is a terminal weather app that displays weather updates with ASCII animations. It pulls data from Open-Meteo to show current conditions alongside animated rain, snow, thunderstorms, day/night cycles, and flying airplanes. The app includes auto-location detection for quick weather updates without manual setup.
Key Features
- Real-Time Weather Updates: Get current weather information directly in your terminal
- ASCII Animations: Watch dynamic weather representations in ASCII art that bring your weather data to life
- Auto-Location Detection: Automatically fetch weather for your location using IP-based detection
- Custom Configuration: Adjust settings like units and visual elements to your preference
- User-Friendly Commands: Use simple command-line options to simulate different weather conditions
Usage Example
Run the app to check weather:
weathr
Simulate weather conditions:
# Simulate rain
weathr --simulate rain
# Simulate snow at night
weathr --simulate snow --night
Privacy Considerations
For privacy-conscious users, weathr allows you to disable auto-location detection. You can manually specify coordinates in the config file without making external API calls.
weathr offers a unique way to stay updated on weather while enjoying an engaging terminal experience.
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