v1.7.1

Console Weather v1.7.1

Changes:

• Added astronomy info $ weather --astronomy
• Added hourly weather info (for the next 5 hours) $ weather --hourly-weather
• Added 2 new default settings:

{
  "show-astronomy": true,
  "show-hourly-weather": false
}

• "show-astronomy" - if set to true, astronomical data will be shown
• "show-hourly-weather" - if set to true, hourly weather forecast (for 5 hours) will be shown

Note: These settings is not required. You can use application without them.

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

$ dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.7

Console Weather v1.7

Changes:

• Added default settings:

{
  "api-key": "api-key",
  "default-city": "Sydney",
  "dont-show-alerts": false,
  "show-forecast": false,
  "units": "EU",
  "air-quality": true,
  "dont-show-icons": false
}

• "default-city" - default city that will be used if you don't specify it in command
• "dont-show-alerts" - if set to true, weather alerts won't be shown
• "show-forecast" - if set to true, weather forecast will be shown
• "units" - units that will be used to show weather data. Possible values: eu, si, us, uk
• "air-quality" - if set to true, air quality data will be shown
• "dont-show-icons" - if set to true, weather icons won't be shown

Note: These settings is not required. You can use application without them.

The config file is kept in:

• Windows: C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\weather_data\config.json
• MacOS: /Users/USERNAME/Documents/weather_data/config.json
• Linux: /home/USERNAME/Documents/weather_data/config.json

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

$ dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.6

Console Weather v1.6

Changes:

• Added weather icons
• Added new argument: --dont-show-icons

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

$ dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.6.1 (Icon Error Hotfix)

Console Weather v1.6.1

Changes:

• Fixed an error that occures if user want to show weather with icons

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

$ dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.5

Console Weather v1.5

Changes:

• Changed response look
• Added UV Index
• Added Precipitation
• Merged Weather Data with Air Quality (now you can display weather data with air quality data)

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

$ dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.4

Console Weather v1.4

Changes:

• Fixed a bug where the forecast shows wrong data
• Added new feature: Air Quality check

Example:

To check Air Quality for your city, simply type:

weather -a

The output looks like this:

Current Air Quality for Kansas City in United States of America:

Carbon Monoxide: 240,30 ug/m3
Nitrogen Dioxide: 6,40 ug/m3
Ozone: 34,0 ug/m3
Sulphur Dioxide: 0,30 ug/m3
Fine Particles Matter: 5,80 ug/m3
Coarse Particles Matter: 6,90 ug/m3
US Epa Index: 1 (Good)

WARNING: The Air Quality is printed separately from Weather Status, eg. you CAN'T show current weather and air quality at the same time

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.3

Console Weather v1.3

Changes:

• Added --units argument
• Added four unit type:

1. SI (International Units)
2. UK (Units used in United Kingdom)
3. US (Units used in United States)
4. EU (Units used in Europe)

Example:

IF we want to get weather data in SI Units, just simply pass the following argument: -u Si

Example Input:

weather -c "Kansas City" -u Si

Example Output:

Current weather for Kansas City in United States of America is Mist
The temperature is 17,2°C, but feels like 17,2°C

Current Wind Speed is 3,1 m/s ESE # Shows wind speeds in meters per seconds!
Current Air Pressure is 1009,0 mbar
Current Humidity is 93%
Current Cloud Cover is 100%
Last Update: 2023-05-06 07:00

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.2

Console Weather v1.2

Changes:

• Added "--no-alerts" argument
• Added "--forecast" argument
• Changed aplication look 👀
• Fixed a bug that will keep user to input api key even if user did that

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.1

Console Weather v1.1

Changes:

• Added auto city search if user doesn't provide one
• Fixed a "Bad Request" error if no city has been given

Before:

> weather
(error occurs)

After:

> weather
actually shows weather for your area!

Updating:

To update this tool, just simply run:

dotnet tool update --global console-weather

v1.0

Console Weather v1.0

Initial release is here!

You can now download this app using NuGet