FWeather is a weather widget for Android based upon Tobias van Scheider's Authentic Weather design.
This widget states the obvious and even invites you to look out of that bloody window you've right in front of you.
Please be warned, this widget prominenlty uses cursing. If you don't like it, just don't install the widget. The screenshots are censored, but the widget itself is not.
The permissions (coarse location, internet access) are requested to access your coarse geolocation and to actually retrieve the weather at your location. I don't collect any information, and as of version 1.0 your position is not even stored locally. The app is open source, so you might just check out the code if you don't trust my word! I've coded the widget in less than a day as a learning experience for working with app widgets, so it's not really customizable nor flexible (at the moment).
The widget supports English and Italian, but if you want to contribute a translation you just have to issue a pull request (remember to work on the develop branch!). Feedback is always welcome :)
You can also find FWeather on XDA-Developers!
You can download FWeather from the Google Play Store:
Please note that we're also running a public beta through the Google Play Store. If you want to help us out and test new features, you can read the instructions in the wiki.
You can contribute to the FWeather translation in your own language. It's really easy, just follow the intructions in our wiki!
As of today, FWeather has been translated into the following languages:
- Chinese (Simplified) (by Hansi Liu)
- Deutsch (by Aaron Gerlach)
- English (by Frakbot)
- Italian (by Frakbot)
The following languages will be available from v2.1:
- Romanian (by BruceLee)
- Spanish (by Anon)
These languages are in the works and should come in future updates:
- Czech (by Pavel Tížek)
- Russian and Ukraininan (by Ярослав Шевчук and Yegor Vyalov)
- French (by Christian Knaub)
- Hebrew (by Tomer Nachum)
- Dutch (by Frans-Peter van der Leur)
- Portuguese Brazilian (by Edu Miguel)
Please note that this list is preliminary and might change without any notice.
Feel free to submit pull requests, we're more than open to your contributions!
If you want to send us a generic feedback, write us an email. For bugs and feature requests, please read the instructions and then open an issue in the issue tracker.
This widget is partly based upon Surviving With Android's WeatherApp (released under the Apache 2 license), described in a blog post, and uses OpenWeatherMap's weather APIs.
This app's code is licensed under the Apache 2 license. Please see the NOTICE file for details.