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@azohra/meteo.station

v0.6.0

Published

Live weather-station reading and display. A wire contract, provider adapters, a polling client, a Node server, and byte-identical React and custom-element display bindings.

Readme

@azohra/meteo.station

The station capability of meteo by Azohra: one wire contract, vendor adapters that normalize into it (WindNerd, WeatherFlow Tempest, Campbell Scientific loggers, Ecowitt, or your own), a mountable Request → Response handler that serves the whole inventory as a single feed, and hooks and components that render it natively, in your design system, with no vendor iframe.

Surface

| Entry point | What it is | |---|---| | @azohra/meteo.station | The isomorphic root: the wire contract (zod), the standalone connectivity contract (StationConnectivity — cellular backhaul health for the operator's own routes, never the public feed), pure derivations (period stats, compass, freshness, unit and threshold conversion), framework-free chart and instrument geometry, and the shared display rules (strings, formatting, air sentences, display resolution, merge policy) every binding renders from. | | @azohra/meteo.station/client | The framework-free client data layer: createJsonPoller and the station stores (createStationFeedStore, createStationCurrentStore, createStationStore) every binding subscribes to. Client-only at runtime, import-safe anywhere. | | @azohra/meteo.station/server | Vendor adapters plus the custom-adapter interface and defineStationAdapter, data-level loadStationFeed() / loadStationCurrent(), the Hologram connectivity loader (loadHologramConnectivity), and the mountable feed handler. Server-only, so it can never leak into a client bundle. | | @azohra/meteo.station/react | StationFeedProvider, polling hooks (useStation, useStationFeed, useStationCurrent), the component set (StationCard, CurrentConditions, WindHistoryChart, WindSampleStrip, TrendChart, WindRose, DailyPattern, StationTable, StationStrip, AirMatrix, FreshnessBadge), and an atoms layer of inline primitives (Speed, Gust, Lull, Temperature, Pressure, Direction, UpdatedAt, BandChip, Dial, Sparkline, Readout) for composing your own layouts. | | @azohra/meteo.station/elements | The same surface as light-DOM custom elements (<meteo-station-feed>, <meteo-station-card>, <meteo-station-table>, the charts, the atoms…), a full peer of the React binding, framework-free, held byte-identical by a parity suite. /register is the auto-defining one-liner. | | @azohra/meteo.station/styles.css | The default skin (an intentional side effect), shared by both bindings. |

Taste

import { StationFeedProvider, useStation, StationCard } from "@azohra/meteo.station/react";
import "@azohra/meteo.station/styles.css";

function LiveWind() {
  const { feed, receivedAtMs } = useStation("/api/wind", "launch");
  if (!feed) return null;
  return (
    <div className="meteo-root">
      <StationFeedProvider feed={feed} receivedAtMs={receivedAtMs}
        thresholds={{ unit: "kmh", values: [12, 20, 28] }}>
        <StationCard />
      </StationFeedProvider>
    </div>
  );
}

Documentation

Station's reference lives in docs/ and is served at https://meteo.azohra.com/docs/station/.

JSON Schema for the wire documents lives in ../schema/.

Stability

Pre-1.0: the wire contract and environment helpers are stable; handler internals are not. Pin a minor version if you reach past the documented surface.

MIT © Justin Watts