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history-weather-cli

v1.0.1

Published

CLI for getting weather

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Links

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Maintainers

mrfintmrfint

Keywords

cliweather

Readme

History Weather CLI

A simple Node.js command-line tool that shows the current weather for a saved city using the OpenWeatherMap API.

Features

  • Get current weather for your default city
  • Save your OpenWeatherMap API key
  • Save your default city
  • Display temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, and wind speed
  • Colored terminal output

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (recommended)
  • npm
  • OpenWeatherMap API key: https://openweathermap.org/api

Installation

Install dependencies locally:

npm install

Optional: install globally from npm after publishing:

npm install -g history-weather-cli

Usage

Run from project folder:

npm start

If installed globally:

weather

CLI Options

  • -h show help
  • -t <API_KEY> save OpenWeatherMap API key
  • -s <CITY> save default city

Examples

weather -t your_openweather_api_key
weather -s London
weather

How It Works

  1. Save your API key with -t.
  2. Save your city with -s.
  3. Run weather without arguments to get current weather for the saved city.

Configuration Storage

The app stores your data in a JSON file in your home directory:

  • ~/weather-data.json

On Windows, this is usually:

  • C:/Users/<YourUser>/weather-data.json

Stored keys:

  • token (OpenWeatherMap API key)
  • city (default city)

License

ISC