!asciicloud, fixes #21

README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ This Lita handler takes location-based queries and returns interesting data abou
 Add lita-onewheel-forecast-io to your Lita instance's Gemfile, from github since it's currently unpublished:
 
 ``` ruby
-gem 'lita-onewheel-forecast-io', github: 'onewheelskyward/lita-onewheel-forecast-io', branch: :master
+gem 'lita-onewheel-forecast-io', '~> 0.0'
 ```
 
 ## Configuration

lib/lita/handlers/forecasts.rb

@@ -187,11 +187,11 @@ def do_the_sun_thing(forecast)
       "8 day sun forecast |#{str}|"
     end
 
-    def do_the_cloud_thing(forecast)
+    def do_the_cloud_thing(forecast, chars)
       # O ◎ ]
       data = forecast['hourly']['data'].slice(0,23)
 
-      str = get_dot_str(ansi_chars, data, 0, 1, 'cloudCover')
+      str = get_dot_str(chars, data, 0, 1, 'cloudCover')
 
       "24h cloud cover |#{str}|"
     end

lib/lita/handlers/irc_handlers.rb

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ def handle_irc_all_the_things(response)
       response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + ansi_temp_forecast(forecast)
       response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + ansi_wind_direction_forecast(forecast)
       response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_sun_thing(forecast)
-      response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_cloud_thing(forecast)
+      response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_cloud_thing(forecast, ansi_chars)
       response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_daily_rain_thing(forecast)
     end
 
@@ -90,7 +90,13 @@ def handle_irc_ansisun(response)
     def handle_irc_ansicloud(response)
       location = geo_lookup(response.user, response.match_data[1])
       forecast = get_forecast_io_results(response.user, location)
-      response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_cloud_thing(forecast)
+      response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_cloud_thing(forecast, ansi_chars)
+    end
+
+    def handle_irc_asciicloud(response)
+      location = geo_lookup(response.user, response.match_data[1])
+      forecast = get_forecast_io_results(response.user, location)
+      response.reply location.location_name + ' ' + do_the_cloud_thing(forecast, ascii_chars)
     end
 
     def handle_irc_seven_day(response)

lib/lita/handlers/onewheel_forecast_io.rb

@@ -135,6 +135,9 @@ class OnewheelForecastIo < Handler
             help: { '!dailywind [location]' => '7 day wind speed/direction report for [location].'})
 
       # Cloud cover
+      route(/^asciicloud\s+(.+)/i, :handle_irc_asciicloud)
+      route(/^asciicloud\s*$/i, :handle_irc_asciicloud,
+            help: { '!asciicloud [location]' => '24h cloud cover report for [location].'})
       route(/^ansicloud\s*$/i, :handle_irc_ansicloud)
       route(/^ansicloud\s+(.+)/i, :handle_irc_ansicloud,
             help: { '!ansicloud [location]' => '24h cloud cover report for [location].'})