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weazy

v1.0.1

Published

Simple command-line utility designed to fetch the current weather using the OpenWeatherMap service. It allows conveniently fetching weather information for a chosen city

Downloads

7

Readme

Weazy

Weazy is a simple command-line utility designed to fetch the current weather using the OpenWeatherMap service. It allows conveniently fetching weather information for a chosen city.

Usage

Install

  1. Install package globally:
npm i -g weazy

Running

Run the utility using the following command:

weazy [OPTIONS]

Options

  • -c <city>: Set default city.
  • -t <API_KEY>: Set OpenWeatherMap API key.
  • -h: Get help

Examples

# Set dafault city
weazy -c "Some city"

# Set token
weazy -t "Some token"

# Get the current weather in the default city
weazy

Environment Variables

You can also use environment variables to set the default city and OpenWeatherMap API key:

  • CITY: Set default city.
  • TOKEN: Set OpenWeatherMap API key.

Example:

# Get the current weather in a specified city
CITY="Moscow" weazy

# Get the current weather in the default city using the specified token
TOKEN="your_openweathermap_api_key" weazy

Notes

  • If the city or API key is not specified, the utility will ask you to specify them.
  • To obtain an OpenWeatherMap API key, register on their website and get the key from your account.

LICENSE

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for additional information.


Author: Eugene Panin