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[@UnitsType] : This will be "m" or "e"
[@UnitsTemperature] : This will be "C" or "F"
[@UnitsSpeed] : This will be "km/h" or "mph"
[@UnitsDistance] : This will be "km" or "mi"
[@UnitsAccumulation] : This will be "cm" or "in"
[@UnitsPrecipitation] : This will be "mm" or "in"
[@UnitsPressure] This will be "mb" or "in"
[@LocationLatitude] : i.e. 38.805
[@LocationLongitude] : i.e -77.047
[@LocationAdminDistrict]
[@LocationAdminDistrictCode]
These AdminDistrict values will vary in meaning depending on where you live.
In the US, this will be the "state". Other places it may be "region".
[@LocationCountry] : i.e. United States of America
[@LocationCountryCode] : i.e. US
[@LocationName] : Location Display Name - Generally the "city"
[@LocationLanguageCode] : i.e. en-US
[@LocationTimeZoneAbbreviation] : i.e. EST
[@CurrentPressure]
[@CurrentPressureChangeTrend]
[@CurrentPressureCode]
[@CurrentPressureChangeAmount]
[@CurrentDewPoint]
[@CurrentFeelsLike]
[@CurrentWindGust]
[@CurrentHumidity]
[@CurrentIcon]
[@CurrentObservationTimeStamp]
[@CurrentObservationDate]
Automatically uses defined #Lanaguage# (i.e. en-US) to translate Month/Day names.
[@CurrentObservationTime]
[@CurrentConditions]
[@CurrentPrecipitationLast24Hours] : Use @UnitsPrecipitation
[@CurrentSnowDepth] : Use @UnitsAccumulation
[@CurrentTemperature]
[@CurrentTemperatureMaxSince7AM]
[@CurrentUVIndex] : A range of 1-10
[@CurrentUVDescription]
[@CurrentVisibilityDistance]
[@CurrentWindSpeed]
[@CurrentWindDirectionCompass] : i.e. NNW
[@CurrentWindDirectionDegrees] : i.e. 220
[@CurrentSunriseTimeStamp]
[@CurrentSunriseTime]
[@CurrentSunSetTimeStamp]
[@CurrentSunsetTime]
[@ForecastTodayDayLong] : Full day of the week i.e. Saturday
[@ForecastTodayDayShort] : Always "Today", or an empty string. See Note below.
[@ForecastTodayDayPrecipitationPercent] : Percentage likely
[@ForecastTodayDayPrecipitationAmount] : Use @UnitsPrecipitation
[@ForecastTodayDayPrecipitationType] : "rain", "snow" or the generic "precip"
[@ForecastTodayDayTemperature]
[@ForecastTodayDayUVIndex] : A range of 1-10
[@ForecastTodayDayUVIndexDescription]
[@ForecastTodayDayIcon]
[@ForecastTodayDayConditions]
[@ForecastTodayDayNarrative]
[@ForecastTodayDayCloudPercent]
[@ForecastTodayDayWindDirectionCompass]
[@ForecastTodayDayWindDirectionDegrees]
[@ForecastTodayDayWindSpeed]
[@ForecastTodayDayHumidity]
[@ForecastTodayDaySnowRange] : Use @UnitsAccumulation
Note: At some point in the afternoon, all "TodayDay" measures except
[@ForecastTodayDayLong] will return an empty string. If [@ForecastTodayDayShort]
is an empty string, then it is "Tonight". There can't be a "forecast" for a part of day
that has already gone by. You must react to that, and perhaps use "TodayNight"
measures in their place.
[@ForecastTodayNightShort] : Always "Tonight"
[@ForecastTodayNightPrecipitationPercent] : Percentage likely
[@ForecastTodayNightPrecipitationAmount] : Use @UnitsPrecipitation
[@ForecastTodayNightPrecipitationType] : "rain", "snow" or the generic "precip"
[@ForecastTodayNightTemperature]
[@ForecastTodayNightUVIndex] : A range of 1-10
[@ForecastTodayNightUVIndexDescription]
[@ForecastTodayNightIcon]
[@ForecastTodayNightConditions]
[@ForecastTodayNightNarrative]
[@ForecastTodayNightCloudPercent]
[@ForecastTodayNightWindDirectionCompass]
[@ForecastTodayNightWindDirectionDegrees]
[@ForecastTodayNightWindSpeed]
[@ForecastTodayNightHumidity]
[@ForecastTodayNightSnowRange] : Use @UnitsAccumulation
[@ForecastTodayMonthLong] : i.e. February
[@ForecastTodayMonthShort] : i.e. Feb
[@ForecastTodayDayOfMonth] : i.e. 15
[@ForecastDay2DayLong] : Full day of the week i.e. Sunday
[@ForecastDay2DayShort] : Short day of the week i.e. Sun
[@ForecastDay2DayPrecipitationPercent] : Percentage likely
[@ForecastDay2DayPrecipitationAmount] : Use @UnitsPrecipitation
[@ForecastDay2DayPrecipitationType] : "rain", "snow" or the generic "precip"
[@ForecastDay2DayTemperature]
[@ForecastDay2DayUVIndex] : A range of 1-10
[@ForecastDay2DayUVIndexDescription]
[@ForecastDay2DayIcon]
[@ForecastDay2DayConditions]
[@ForecastDay2DayNarrative]
[@ForecastDay2DayCloudPercent]
[@ForecastDay2DayWindDirectionCompass]
[@ForecastDay2DayWindDirectionDegrees]
[@ForecastDay2DayWindSpeed]
[@ForecastDay2DayHumidity]
[@ForecastDay2DaySnowRange] : Use @UnitsAccumulation
[@ForecastDay2NightShort] : Short day of the week i.e. Sun
[@ForecastDay2NightPrecipitationPercent] : Percentage likely
[@ForecastDay2NightPrecipitationAmount] : Use @UnitsPrecipitation
[@ForecastDay2NightPrecipitationType] : "rain", "snow" or the generic "precip"
[@ForecastDay2NightTemperature]
[@ForecastDay2NightUVIndex] : A range of 1-10
[@ForecastDay2NightUVIndexDescription]
[@ForecastDay2NightIcon]
[@ForecastDay2NightConditions]
[@ForecastDay2NightNarrative]
[@ForecastDay2NightCloudPercent]
[@ForecastDay2NightWindDirectionCompass]
[@ForecastDay2NightWindDirectionDegrees]
[@ForecastDay2NightWindSpeed]
[@ForecastDay2NightHumidity]
[@ForecastDay2NightSnowRange] : Use @UnitsAccumulation
[@ForecastDay2MonthLong] : i.e. February
[@ForecastDay2MonthShort] : i.e. Feb
[@ForecastDay2DayOfMonth] : i.e. 16
...
This will follow the same pattern for Day3 through Day6
I'm not entirely sure you can do that at all with the information from weather.com. The moon information returned by the site is for the next 6 days, and there is no certainty at all that there will be a full moon within the next 6 days. Odds are in favor of not in fact...Hackit wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2020, 1:24 pm Hi all, so i have been playing with a moon meter,i'm not interested in the moonset or moonrise. i'm looking to show days tell next full moon. from reading the WeatherComJSONMoon.inc it seems the file is for moonrise and moonset only.
would my understanding be correct?
if so, then to achieve days tell next full moon would need to have it's own .inc file like daystellfullmoon.inc, which would require a whole bunch of new coding.
am i understanding this correctly?
tnx
side note jsmorley you are absolutely brilliant to put this all together and do all the heavy lifting for most of us. this blows my mind how you find the time and energy to keep this moving forward. i'm so ever grateful for all you have done.
Definitely can be done. I'm promoting again one of my works. My Mirage suite has a skin called SunMoon, which shows the current Moon phase and among others, the number of days to the next Full Moon. And unlike the vaste majority of such skins, it doesn't download these information from a website, but makes all needed calculations locally, through .lua scripts. Give it a try, if interested.
There definitely is. See above.
wow this forum is by far the best i have ever been involved with, you guys are so helpful and friendly.balala wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2020, 2:13 pm Definitely can be done. I'm promoting again one of my works. My Mirage suite has a skin called SunMoon, which shows the current Moon phase and among others, the number of days to the next Full Moon. And unlike the vaste majority of such skins, it doesn't download these information from a website, but makes all needed calculations locally, through .lua scripts. Give it a try, if interested.
There definitely is. See above.
Balala's skin is self contained and works great!
No, in fact there is a great problem, I'm working with, these days. The Weather is still broken on the published package. Yep, I know I should have finished it by now and in fact I thought I did. But right before I planed to publish the rewritten package, I found a bug and these days I'm working on fixing it. But unfortunately due to my everyday other works, I'm not advancing as fast as I would like. Sooner or later I will publish it (I hope!), but so far it's not ready. Unfortunately (for me).
Balala's skin is sick, weeks of work im sure.eclectic-tech wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2020, 3:04 pm Balala's skin is self contained and works great!
Alternately, you might also want to look at Sgt. E. V. McKay skins using http://iohelix.net/moon/ moon data from the web.visions4.png
You can view the info here: moon skins.
