Wego is a terminal-based weather client and dashboard that functions as an API wrapper for retrieving atmospheric data. It provides a command-line interface for accessing current weather conditions and multi-day forecasts across various provider backends. The tool features a provider-based abstraction to decouple data retrieval from specific API implementations and utilizes disk-based response caching to reduce redundant network requests. It supports local configuration storage for persisting API credentials and preferred locations across separate command executions. The system includes capa
This project is a network-accessible weather information service designed specifically for command-line environments. It delivers real-time meteorological data directly to terminal interfaces through simple HTTP requests, allowing users to retrieve weather reports without leaving their development environment or using a web browser. The service distinguishes itself through a stateless architecture that utilizes content negotiation to provide the optimal output format based on the client request. Whether a user requires plain text, ANSI-colored terminal output, structured JSON for programmatic
Fish shell tool for managing Python virtual environments
Weather in terminal, with ANSI colors and Unicode symbols
Las características principales de fcambus/ansiweather son: Shell Utilities, Weather Tools, Applications.
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