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i3-weather

Simple Python script for grabbing weather information fron Yahoo and (optionally) outputting it to your i3 status line.

Requires requests and BeautifulSoup4, both installable with pip. Tested with Python 3.4.0 on Arch Linux.

To use this with i3, open .i3/config and update status_command to pipe through weather.py --wrap-i3-status. Example:

bar {
    status_command i3status | /path/to/weather.py --wrap-i3-status 12773700
    ...
}

Output Format

The script retrieves various data about the weather conditions for the provided WOEID. You can use various format specifiers with the --format flag to customize the output. The default format is {city}, {region}: {text}, {temp}°{unit_temperature}, which produces an output similar to Auburn, AL: Fair, 75°F.

Your preferred unit of temperature can be set with --unit f or --unit c (this will also affect the other units: passing --unit c will also cause the speed unit to be km/h instead of mph)

The following format specifiers are supported:

  • {unit_temperature} - temperature unit (F or C)
  • {unit_distance} - distance unit (mi or km)
  • {unit_pressure} - pressure unit (in or mb)
  • {unit_speed} - speed unit (mph or km/h)
  • {city} - city associated with the input WOEID
  • {region} - region (state/province) associated with the input WOEID
  • {country} - country associated with the input WOEID
  • {wind_chill} - windchill temperature
  • {wind_direction} - direction (in degrees) of the wind
  • {wind_direction_fuzzy} - fuzzy direction of the wind (N, NE, etc.)
  • {wind_direction_arrow} - arrow direction of the wind (↓, ↙, etc.)
  • {wind_speed} - speed of the wind
  • {humidity} - relative humidity
  • {visibility} - visibility (I have no idea how this is measured)
  • {pressure} - atmospheric pressure
  • {sunrise} - sunrise time
  • {sunset} - sunset time
  • {text} - basic description of condition (e.g "Fair" or "Partly cloudy")
  • {temp} - temperature

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