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☁️ sky-snitch

A snappy Node.js CLI app that "snitches" on the sky and tells you the weather — in style. Fetch real-time weather data straight from your terminal using the OpenWeatherMap API.

🌟 Why sky-snitch?

Because you deserve a fun, no-nonsense way to check the weather. Whether you're headed out or staying in, sky-snitch gives you accurate weather info... and a chuckle.

🖼️ Demo

$ weather
📍 Enter the city name: London
🏙️ City: London
🌡️ Temperature: 19°C
⛅ Weather: light rain
💧 Humidity: 68%
🍃 Wind Speed: 4.2 m/s

🔧 Features

• 📍 City-based real-time weather lookup
• ⛅ Beautiful emoji-enhanced terminal output
• ⚡ Super fast and lightweight
• 🔧 Configurable with your own API key
• 🐧 Works cross-platform (Linux, Mac, Windows)

📦 Installation

🔹 Local Installation

git clone https://github.com/Lucid-Synth/sky-snitch.git
cd sky-snitch
npm install

Run with:

node index.js

🔹 Global Installation (Recommended)

To use sky-snitch anywhere from the terminal:

npm install -g .

Then run:

weather

🔐 API Key Setup

You need an OpenWeatherMap API key.

1. Sign up at openweathermap.org/api
2. Get your API key
3. Create a .env file in the project root:

OPENWEATHER_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

4. Make sure the code includes:

import dotenv from 'dotenv';
dotenv.config();
const API_KEY = process.env.OPENWEATHER_API_KEY;

📁 File Structure

sky-snitch/
├── index.js         # Main CLI logic
├── .env             # Your API key (not committed)
├── package.json     # Project metadata
└── README.md        # You're reading it!

🧠 Future Ideas

• 📍 Auto-locate user via IP/geolocation
• 🌤️ Multi-day forecast support
• 🎨 Terminal color themes
• 🔄 Cache recent queries
• 🧪 Test mode (mock weather)

🛡 License

MIT License Made with ☕ by LucidSynth

🤝 Contributing

Got a better pun or a cool feature idea? Open a PR or issue and join the weather rebellion. sky-snitch welcomes your forecasts!

Let me know if you want to regenerate a CLI ASCII logo, add color with chalk, or support command-line args.