nixCraft 🐧stromy is a minimal, customizable and neofetch-like weather CLI for Linux, Unix, macOS & BSD, written in Go lang. Try it out ⤵️
R.L. Dane 
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Also... FIVE WHOLE DEPENDENCIES.
If it were written in rust, I'd call myself lucky if it were 50.
Daniël Franke 
@nixCraft Neat, but wouldn't
curl wttr.in be easier without needing to install software?
Moritz Dietz
Nazo@ainmosni @nixCraft I mean, it already fails the "Neofetch" principle here in that it's giving a fairly huge breakout instead of a short little thing. But also what if your IP address doesn't easily resolve to a correct location (or you're behind a VPN)? You also can't customize things like whether to use celcius or fahrenheit. (Wttr seems to decide for you based on location.)
I feel like this is sort of two different things with different applications.
@nazokiyoubinbou @nixCraft ‘curl wttr.in/:help’
@ainmosni @nixCraft Well it certainly just got a whole lot more complicated than simply editing a single text file, which kind of makes me think it needs a frontend to handle all that for most people. Which... essentially would be the same thing as the above anyway...
I'll give it credit for more options though at least I guess.
In the end I think they still sort of cover similar bases in different ways.
@nazokiyoubinbou has it really? Because I have
curl wttr.in/Berlin?0 in my fish greeting, and it just works.
D4lt0n
Blue_ON
johnpiers
David P@nixCraft Have you tried?
curl -s "https://v2n.wttr.in/"
OR
curl -s "https://v2n.wttr.in/<city|3 letter airport code>"
You can checkout the options available at https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in
Chick Enheart@nixCraft it's stormy not stromy (in czech "stromy" means "trees", so i was confused 😋)
MrGrumpyMonkey
CarlosR@nixCraft could I ask a Linux n00b CLI question? What's the best way to keep track of all the little programs you might install like this? Cuz I could see myself trying a bunch out and then forgetting about them a week later. 😅
artiman@hey_carlos make a note in your note taking app if you have one or just make a text file
blotza@hey_carlos @nixCraft I don't think there is any one good answer. You have to use what works best for you. In some cases I'm just throwing everything into one big note in a text file (duplicated into Standard Notes for online in case I lose stuff.) Though for something simple like this I pretty much just throw it into an easily recognizable path where pretty much only custom stuff I've added is. (/usr/local/bin for me, but ~/.local/bin is better technically. Just for some reason isn't in the path by default in many things.)
Love this!
Steven Pigeon@nixCraft s/stromy/stormy/g
tallship
Stormi 🐿️
Michael Ormsby@nixCraft Dyslexic’s untie!