weer

weer is a tiny CLI weather app that is under active development.

It can currently determine your approximate location using your IP address and print a detailed weather forecast (in JSON format) to stdout.

Installation

Docker

Build it yourself

docker build -f Dockerfile.mini -t weer:mini .
docker run --rm weer:mini

Download a pre-built Docker image

docker run --rm heyajulia-docker-weer-docker.bintray.io/weer/weer:mini

Native binaries

I'm working on building native binaries for a number of platforms (macOS, Linux, and — hopefully! — Windows).

Development

Build

1. Clone the repository (or download a ZIP file)
2. Install Make, Clang, and cURL.
3. Run make.

Auto-format code

Run make fmt to automatically format all C source files and headers. This requires clang-format to be installed.

Debugging memory issues

The dev image comes pre-loaded with everything you need to work on weer. I use it to debug memory issues, because Valgrind isn't supported on macOS.

This image is pretty big (~1 GB), and you probably don't need it.

You can download a pre-built image directly from weer's Bintray Docker registry:

docker run --rm -v $PWD:/cwd -it heyajulia-docker-weer-docker.bintray.io/weer/weer:dev bash

or build it yourself:

docker build -f Dockerfile.dev -t weer:dev .
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/cwd -it weer:dev bash

Quick links

• Using Locationforecast: detailed information about how a Yr client should behave.
• Data access and terms of service: general information and the required branding.