TermWeather shows you the weather in your terminal, and figures out what you mean.
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Wed, 13 May 2015 22:02:22 -0400
Wind: Calm
I didn't like having to leave my terminal to check the weather. But I didn't just want a couple boring lines of text either.
First, make sure you're using Python 2.7.x. For the moment, clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/taygetea/weather.git
And then make weather executable:
$ chmod +x src/bin/weather
Finally, install: $ python setup.py install --user
$ weather <location>
If no time is chosen, the current time will be used. If no location is chosen, your location will be used. Time options at the moment are limited to:
now, tomorrow, week
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