Hello,
Weather (wttr.in) are very cool…but… my home use EBOX internet provider and my ip address are in montreal, but i live in portneuf-sur-mer QC and when i connect into SSH i see weather of montreal… not portneuf-sur-mer…
Can you make change for we can change manualy weather to good weater ?
Sorry for my english, i speak french.
Best Regards
Ismael Cormier
Hello Symorian
you can use the code from this post https://dietpi.com/forum/t/tutorial-ascii-weather/1909/1 to add a weather shortcut to your bash.
Then you can just type
weather portneuf-sur-mer
to get the correct weather report.
To hardcode it to just that location then you can use the following code instead
echo -e "\nfunction weather()\n{\nif [ \$COLUMNS -lt 125 ]\nthen\n curl wttr.in/\portneuf-sur-mer?2n\nelse\n curl wttr.in/\portneuf-sur-mer\nfi\n}" >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc
As a direct replacement, you could use a custom banner entry via dietpi-banner, using
curl -sSfLm 3 https://wttr.in/portneuf-sur-mer?format=4
as command in the input box.
at least if customer entry is not already used for other purposes
True. Multiple custom entries would be nice .
At least I use it to classify my system as Prod or Dev system as well as OS type
You can have multiple custom entries:
echo && echo "$(top -b -n 1 | head -n 3)" && free -h && echo && curl https://corona-stats.online/CZ && echo
True, but it doesn’t look as expected when not having the green dash in the front etc . But usable workaround until we have native multiple custom entries .
Thank you very much my friend !!!
Hello Symorian
you can use the code from this post [Tutorial] ASCII Weather to add a weather shortcut to your bash.
Then you can just type
weather portneuf-sur-mer
to get the correct weather report.
To hardcode it to just that location then you can use the following code instead
echo -e "\nfunction weather()\n{\nif [ \$COLUMNS -lt 125 ]\nthen\n curl wttr.in/\portneuf-sur-mer?2n\nelse\n curl wttr.in/\portneuf-sur-mer\nfi\n}" >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc