weathercli 2.0.0

A command line weather tool

You’ve spent hours, days, months, maybe years customizing your terminal. And yet so many things draw your attention away from it.

GONE are the days of wasting non-terminal moments looking up the current weather! Now, ask your terminal:

$ weather portland,me It’s 6° and light snow

Thank you, terminal–I think I will spend more time inside with you.

BUT WAIT, THERE’S MOAR!!

You can now set your location as an environment variable WEATHER and never have to type that query again!

$ export WEATHER=portland,me && weather It’s 6° and light snow $ weather It’s 6° and light snow

The query you pass in will override the environment variable, though, so you can still check how people in less-fortunate climates are faring:

$ export WEATHER=portland,me && weather “los angeles,ca” It’s 76° and sunny

Install

Installation couldn’t be easier:

$ pip install weathercli

(This is, of course, after you’ve run easy_install pip and pip install –upgrade pip. Simple!)