wevva 0.1.0

Textual TUI for viewing weather via Open-Meteo

wevva

wevva is a weather TUI built with Textual and powered by Open-Meteo.

Highlights

• Place search using Open-Meteo geocoding
• Current, hourly, and daily forecasts with detailed weather parameters and keyboard navigation
• Unit preferences (temperature, wind, precipitation)
• Theme and emoji toggles
• Interactive setup wizard for defaults
• Reusable Python API (async + sync helpers)

Quick Start

First, install uv:

curl -Ls https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Then, using uvx, run wevva:

uvx wevva

to launch the app without cloning the repo. This will install wevva as a package in a temporary environment and run it from there.

Alternatively, you can clone the repo and run from the local source:

uvx --from . wevva

Requires Python >=3.12.

First-Time Setup

Run the setup wizard to save defaults:

uvx wevva setup

Save settings without launching:

uvx wevva setup --no-launch

Useful Commands

# Start normally (uses saved defaults)
uvx wevva

# Start directly at a location
uvx wevva --location "Edinburgh"

# One-run overrides
uvx wevva --theme dracula --no-emoji
uvx wevva --temperature-unit fahrenheit --wind-speed-unit mph

# Manage saved default location
uvx wevva --set-default-location "New York"
uvx wevva --clear-default-location

Library Usage

This library is designed to be used as a TUI, but I have also exposed a minimal set of functions for fetching weather data and geocoding that can be used in other Python contexts. These are available as both async and sync versions, depending on your needs.

Install as a package:

uv add wevva

Simple sync usage (nice for scripts):

from wevva import forecast_by_place_sync

bundle = forecast_by_place_sync("Edinburgh")
print(bundle.metadata.name, bundle.metadata.country)
print(bundle.current.get_temperature(), bundle.current.forecast_units.get("temperature_2m"))

Async usage (best for apps/services):

import asyncio
from wevva import forecast_by_coordinates

async def main() -> None:
    bundle = await forecast_by_coordinates(lat=55.9533, lon=-3.1883)
    print(bundle.daily.get_temperature_max(0))
    print(bundle.hourly.get_condition_abbreviation(0))

asyncio.run(main())

You can also geocode from Python:

from wevva import geocode_sync

matches = geocode_sync("Glasgow", count=3)
for match in matches:
    print(match.name, match.country, match.latitude, match.longitude)

In-App Keys

• s search for place
• r refresh weather
• u open unit settings
• h or ? open help
• c credits
• q quit

Config

Preferences are stored at:

~/.config/wevva/config.json

Saved settings include:

• units
• theme
• emoji preference
• default location (and cached resolved location metadata)

Notes

• Emoji rendering support varies by terminal/font/locale.
• TUI is the primary focus, but a lightweight Python API is now exported too.

Known Issues

• Layout not super flexible, requires a terminal size of at least 100x43 for all elements to show fully.
• Temperature colour scaling is using the Met Office scale, the colours of which may not play nicely with all themes as they get towards the more extreme ends of the scale.