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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # argosWeather 2 | 3 | [Argos](https://github.com/p-e-w/argos) extension that works with [DarkSky API](https://darksky.net/dev/). 4 | 5 | Uses my [weather-icons-color-darksky](https://github.com/fadeouter/weather-icons-color-darksky) icons. 6 | 7 | Features: 8 | * status icon show weather change to worse conditions (rain, show, sleet, mist) in near 3 hours (1-3 arrows) - see screenshot 9 | * very informative 10 | 11 | Description: 12 | * Red graph: temperature 13 | * Gray filled graph: cloud cover 14 | * Blue filled graph: precipitation probability 15 | * Blue filled graph color: precipitation intensity 16 | * Yellow filled graph: UV index 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |

How to debug and file issue?

21 | 22 | If you expirience troubles, please, run script in terminal and paste output to ticket. Thanks! 23 | 24 | ```python ~/.config/argos/weather.15m.py``` 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /screenshot.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fadeouter/argosWeather/829b92a56df478e9a638146d8424d582fa02d5db/screenshot.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /weather.15m.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/python2 2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 3 | """Docstring""" 4 | 5 | # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 | # Based on Daniel Seripap Weather script for BitBar (https://getbitbar.com/plugins/Weather/ForecastIO/weather.15m.py) 7 | # Homepage: https://github.com/fadeouter/argosWeather 8 | # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 | 10 | import os 11 | import json 12 | import urllib2 13 | import base64 14 | import time 15 | import socket 16 | from time import strftime 17 | import datetime 18 | from random import randint 19 | 20 | # appearance 21 | svgtextcolor = '#fff' # set #444 for light theme 22 | highlight = '#fff' # set #555 for light theme 23 | cloudopacity = '0.8' # set 0.8~1 for dark theme, 0.15 for light 24 | font = 'Ubuntu' # my recommendation is to use Ubuntu font 25 | mainiconfontcolor = '#ccc' # color for text of panel icon 26 | 27 | # scale factor for your DPI 28 | scale = '1' 29 | 30 | # get yours at https://darksky.net/dev 31 | api_key = '' 32 | 33 | # set to si for metric, leave blank for imperial 34 | units = 'si' 35 | 36 | # manual location if you won't use autolocation 37 | man_loc = '' 38 | 39 | # manual name for location 40 | man_name = '' 41 | 42 | # location examples: 43 | # where cold -54.281,-36.5088 44 | # where always strong wind -49.3501,70.219 45 | # sahara desert 28.0437,9.5411 46 | # somewhere in caribbean 16.2706,-61.5058 47 | # place with undetectable address (to check addr. detection) 72.5507,104.2769 48 | # SEATTLE 47.6038,-122.3301 49 | # LILLE 50.6305,3.0706 50 | 51 | 52 | scale = float(scale) 53 | imageHeight = str(int(20 * scale)) 54 | imageWidth = str(int(420 * scale)) 55 | graphHeight = str(int(175 * scale)) 56 | graphWidth = str(int(460 * scale)) 57 | iconHeight = str(int(30 * scale)) 58 | hostname = "api.darksky.net" 59 | port = "80" 60 | 61 | def get_location(): 62 | try: 63 | if man_loc != '': 64 | loc = man_loc 65 | location = google_loc(loc) 66 | else: 67 | location = ipinfo_loc() 68 | if 'city' in location: 69 | if location['city'] == '': 70 | loc = location['loc'] 71 | location = google_loc(loc) 72 | else: 73 | loc = str(location['loc'].encode('UTF-8')) 74 | location = str(location['city'].encode('UTF-8')) 75 | return {"loc": loc, "city": location} 76 | except: 77 | return ' ' 78 | 79 | def google_loc(loc): 80 | try: 81 | location = json.load(urllib2.urlopen('https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=' + loc + '&sensor=true')) 82 | if location['status'] == 'OK': 83 | for item in range(5): 84 | if str(location['results'][0]['address_components'][item]['types'][0].encode('UTF-8')) == 'locality': 85 | return str(location['results'][0]['address_components'][item]['long_name'].encode('UTF-8')) 86 | else: 87 | return 'Middle of Nowhere' 88 | except: 89 | return 'Middle of Nowhere' 90 | 91 | def ipinfo_loc(): 92 | try: 93 | location = json.load(urllib2.urlopen('https://ipinfo.io/json')) 94 | return location 95 | except: 96 | return ' ' 97 | 98 | svgsnippet = '' 99 | clearday = '' 100 | clearnight = '' 101 | rain = '' 102 | snow = '' 103 | sleet = '' 104 | wind = '' 105 | fog = '' 106 | cloudy = '' 107 | partlycloudyday = '' 108 | partlycloudynight = '' 109 | uvindex = '' 110 | humidity = '' 111 | visibility = '' 112 | temperature = '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' 113 | nodata = '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' 114 | 115 | def get_wx_icon(icon_code): 116 | if icon_code == 'clear-day': 117 | icon = clearday 118 | elif icon_code == 'clear-night': 119 | icon = clearnight 120 | elif icon_code == 'rain': 121 | icon = rain 122 | elif icon_code == 'snow': 123 | icon = snow 124 | elif icon_code == 'sleet': 125 | icon = sleet 126 | elif icon_code == 'wind': 127 | icon = wind 128 | elif icon_code == 'fog': 129 | icon = fog 130 | elif icon_code == 'cloudy': 131 | icon = cloudy 132 | elif icon_code == 'partly-cloudy-day': 133 | icon = partlycloudyday 134 | elif icon_code == 'partly-cloudy-night': 135 | icon = partlycloudynight 136 | else: 137 | icon = '' 138 | return icon 139 | 140 | if units == 'si': 141 | unit = 'C' 142 | distance = 'm/s' 143 | distance_short = 'km' 144 | distance_convert = float(1.0) 145 | else: 146 | unit = 'F' 147 | distance = 'mph' 148 | distance_short = 'mi' 149 | distance_convert = float(0.44704) 150 | 151 | def get_wx(): 152 | 153 | if api_key == "": 154 | return False 155 | location = get_location() 156 | if location is False: 157 | return False 158 | try: 159 | if 'loc' in location: 160 | wx = json.load(urllib2.urlopen('https://api.darksky.net/forecast/' + api_key + '/' + location['loc'] + '?units=' + units + "&v=" + str(randint(0, 100)))) 161 | else: 162 | return False 163 | except urllib2.HTTPError: 164 | return False 165 | # 166 | # determine color of wind indicators and text alert about high wind 167 | # 168 | def wind_alert(speed): 169 | if (speed * distance_convert) > 50.0: 170 | colour = 'red' 171 | outline = 'red' 172 | definition = 'Hurricane' 173 | separator = ' • ' 174 | elif (speed * distance_convert) > 20.8: 175 | colour = 'orangered' 176 | outline = 'orangered' 177 | definition = 'Gale' 178 | separator = ' • ' 179 | elif (speed * distance_convert) > 13.9: 180 | colour = 'darkorange' 181 | outline = 'darkorange' 182 | definition = 'High wind' 183 | separator = ' • ' 184 | elif (speed * distance_convert) > 10.8: 185 | colour = 'orange' 186 | outline = 'orange' 187 | definition = 'Strong breeze' 188 | separator = ' • ' 189 | elif (speed * distance_convert) > 8.0: 190 | colour = 'gold' 191 | outline = 'none' 192 | definition = 'Fresh breeze' 193 | separator = ' • ' 194 | elif (speed * distance_convert) > 5.5: 195 | colour = '#D8D742' 196 | outline = 'none' 197 | definition = 'Moderate breeze' 198 | separator = ' • ' 199 | else: 200 | colour = '#AAAAAA' 201 | outline = 'none' 202 | definition = '' 203 | separator = '' 204 | return {'colour':colour, 'outline':outline, 'definition':definition, 'separator':separator} 205 | 206 | try: 207 | wd = {} 208 | wd['hourlyMin'] = {} 209 | wd['dailyMin'] = {} 210 | wd['dailyMax'] = {} 211 | # dummy output (to not break svg generation if some data is not present) 212 | wd['temperature'] = '-' 213 | wd['condition'] = '-' 214 | wd['windSpeed'] = '-' 215 | wd['windGust'] = '' 216 | # generate current data 217 | if 'currently' in wx: 218 | for item in wx['currently']: 219 | if item == 'temperature': 220 | wd['temperature'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['temperature']))) 221 | wd['lentemp'] = str(len(wd['temperature'])) 222 | # offset for city name and condition text, depended of temperature length 223 | wd['lentempoffset'] = str(26.5 + (len(wd['temperature']) * 6.5)) 224 | elif item == 'icon': 225 | wd['icon'] = get_wx_icon(str(wx['currently']['icon'])) 226 | wd['status'] = str(wx['currently']['icon']) 227 | elif item == 'summary': 228 | wd['condition'] = str(wx['currently']['summary'].encode('utf-8')) 229 | elif item == 'windSpeed': 230 | wd['windSpeed'] = str(wx['currently']['windSpeed']) 231 | wd["windClass"] = wind_alert(wx['currently']['windSpeed']) 232 | elif item == 'windSpeed': 233 | wd['windGust'] = '/' + str(wx['currently']['windGust']) 234 | elif item == 'windBearing': 235 | wd['windBearing'] = str(wx['currently']['windBearing']) 236 | elif item == 'humidity': 237 | wd['humidity'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['humidity'] * 100))) 238 | elif item == 'dewPoint': 239 | wd['dewPoint'] = str(wx['currently']['dewPoint']) 240 | elif item == 'visibility': 241 | wd['visibility'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['visibility']))) 242 | elif item == 'uvIndex': 243 | wd['uvindex'] = str(wx['currently']['uvIndex']) 244 | elif item == 'pressure': 245 | wd['pressure'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['pressure']))) 246 | # determine pressure symbol 247 | wd['pr_symbol'] = '' 248 | if int(wd['pressure']) < 1009: 249 | wd['pr_symbol'] = '' 250 | elif int(wd['pressure']) > 1016: 251 | wd['pr_symbol'] = '' 252 | else: 253 | wd['pr_symbol'] = '' 254 | elif item == 'apparentTemperature': 255 | wd['apparentTemperature'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['apparentTemperature']))) + '°' + unit 256 | elif item == 'cloudCover': 257 | wd['cloudCover'] = str(int(round(wx['currently']['cloudCover'] * 100))) 258 | if man_name != '': 259 | wd['city'] = man_name 260 | elif 'city' in location: 261 | wd['city'] = location['city'] 262 | wd['loc'] = location['loc'] 263 | # calculate max and min temperature for a week and how shrink/extend temp. bars 264 | if 'temperatureMax' in wx['daily']['data'][0] and 'temperatureMin' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 265 | for item in range(8): 266 | wd['dailyMin'][item] = int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMin'])) 267 | wd['dailyMax'][item] = int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMax'])) 268 | maxdaily = float(max(wd["dailyMax"].values())) 269 | mindaily = float(min(wd["dailyMin"].values())) 270 | offset = float(30 / abs(maxdaily - mindaily)) 271 | # generate daily data 272 | for item in range(8): 273 | if 'time' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 274 | wd["dday{0}".format(item)] = str((datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(wx['daily']['data'][item]['time'])).strftime('%-d, %a')) 275 | if 'icon' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 276 | wd["dicon{0}".format(item)] = get_wx_icon(str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['icon'])) 277 | if 'temperatureMax' in wx['daily']['data'][0] and 'temperatureMin' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 278 | wd["dmax{0}".format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMax']))) + '°' 279 | wd["dmaxpos{0}".format(item)] = str((int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMax'])) - mindaily) * offset) 280 | wd["dmin{0}".format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMin']))) + '°' 281 | wd["dminpos{0}".format(item)] = str((int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMin'])) - mindaily) * offset) 282 | minmax = int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMax'])) - (round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['temperatureMin'])) 283 | # replace minimum temp. value with ellipsis on temp. bar if it is very shrinked 284 | if float(3.75) > float(offset) and minmax < 3: 285 | wd["dmin{0}".format(item)] = '…' 286 | if 'pressure' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 287 | wd["dpr{0}".format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['pressure']))) 288 | wd['pr_symbol{0}'.format(item)] = '' 289 | if int(wd["dpr{0}".format(item)]) < 1009: 290 | wd['pr_symbol{0}'.format(item)] = '' 291 | elif int(wd["dpr{0}".format(item)]) > 1016: 292 | wd['pr_symbol{0}'.format(item)] = '' 293 | else: 294 | wd['pr_symbol{0}'.format(item)] = '' 295 | if 'windBearing' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 296 | wd["windBearing{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['windBearing']) 297 | if 'windGust' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 298 | wd["windGust{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['windGust']) 299 | else: 300 | wd["windGust{0}".format(item)] = '-' 301 | if 'windSpeed' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 302 | wd["windSpeed{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['windSpeed']) 303 | wd["windClass{0}".format(item)] = wind_alert(wx['daily']['data'][item]['windSpeed']) 304 | if 'summary' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 305 | wd["ds{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['summary'].encode('utf-8')) 306 | if 'sunriseTime' in wx['daily']['data'][0] and 'sunsetTime' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 307 | wd["dsr{0}".format(item)] = str((datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(wx['daily']['data'][item]['sunriseTime'])).strftime('%-H:%M')) 308 | wd["dst{0}".format(item)] = str((datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(wx['daily']['data'][item]['sunsetTime'])).strftime('%-H:%M')) 309 | if 'moonPhase' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 310 | wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] = float(wx['daily']['data'][item]['moonPhase']) 311 | if wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] > 0.75: 312 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌘 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Waning Crescent' 313 | if wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] == 0.75: 314 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌗 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Last Quarter' 315 | if wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] > 0.5: 316 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌖 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Waning Gibbous' 317 | elif wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] == 0.5: 318 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌕 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Full' 319 | elif wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] > 0.25: 320 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌔 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Waxing Gibbous' 321 | elif wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] == 0.25: 322 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌓 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • First Quarter' 323 | elif wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] > 0: 324 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌒 '+ str(wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)]) + ' • Waxing Crescent' 325 | elif wd["moonPhase{0}".format(item)] == 0: 326 | wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] = '🌑 New' 327 | if 'apparentTemperatureMin' in wx['daily']['data'][0] and 'apparentTemperatureMax' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 328 | wd["apparentTemperatureMin{0}".format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['apparentTemperatureMin']))) 329 | wd["apparentTemperatureMax{0}".format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['daily']['data'][item]['apparentTemperatureMax']))) 330 | if 'dewPoint' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 331 | wd["dewPoint{0}".format(item)] = str(int(wx['daily']['data'][item]['dewPoint'])) + '°' 332 | if 'humidity' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 333 | wd["humidity{0}".format(item)] = str(int(float(wx['daily']['data'][item]['humidity'] * 100))) + '%' 334 | if 'cloudCover' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 335 | wd["cloudCover{0}".format(item)] = str(int(float(wx['daily']['data'][item]['cloudCover'] * 100))) + '%' 336 | if 'uvIndex' in wx['daily']['data'][0]: 337 | wd["uvIndex{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['daily']['data'][item]['uvIndex']) 338 | # 339 | # generate hourly data 340 | # 341 | if 'temperature' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 342 | for item in range(24): 343 | wd['hourlyMin'][item] = int(round(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['temperature'])) 344 | minhourly = float(min(wd['hourlyMin'].values())) 345 | maxhourly = float(max(wd['hourlyMin'].values())) 346 | hourlyOffset = 1 347 | if (maxhourly - minhourly) > 17: 348 | hourlyOffset = float(17.0 / (maxhourly - minhourly)) 349 | for item in range(24): 350 | if 'icon' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 351 | wd["icon{0}".format(item)] = get_wx_icon(str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['icon'])) 352 | wd["status{0}".format(item)] = str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['icon']) 353 | if 'temperature' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 354 | wd['t{0}'.format(item)] = str(int(round(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['temperature']))) 355 | wd['tr{0}'.format(item)] = str((float(float(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['temperature']) - minhourly) * hourlyOffset) + 1.0) 356 | if 'time' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 357 | wd['h{0}'.format(item)] = str((datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['time'])).strftime('%-H')) 358 | if 'uvIndex' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 359 | wd['uvi{0}'.format(item)] = str(int(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['uvIndex'])) 360 | wd['uvcol{0}'.format(item)] = 'orangered' 361 | if wd['uvi{0}'.format(item)] <= '8': 362 | wd['uvcol{0}'.format(item)] = 'orange' 363 | if wd['uvi{0}'.format(item)] <= '6': 364 | wd['uvcol{0}'.format(item)] = 'wheat' 365 | wd['uv{0}'.format(item)] = str(int(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['uvIndex']) * 1.81) 366 | if 'precipProbability' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 367 | # wd['op{0}'.format(item)] = str((wx['hourly']['data'][item]['precipProbability'] * 1.5 - 0.5) * .5 + .5) 368 | wd['p{0}'.format(item)] = str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['precipProbability'] * 10) 369 | if 'precipIntensity' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 370 | wd['op{0}'.format(item)] = str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['precipIntensity'] * .3 + .3) 371 | # wd['p{0}'.format(item)] = str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['precipIntensity'] * 1.2) 372 | if 'cloudCover' in wx['hourly']['data'][0]: 373 | wd['cl{0}'.format(item)] = str(wx['hourly']['data'][item]['cloudCover'] * 20) 374 | except KeyError: 375 | return False 376 | 377 | return wd 378 | 379 | def gen_svg(): 380 | 381 | wd = get_wx() 382 | svg = {} 383 | svg['clouds'] = '' 384 | svg['uvindex'] = '' 385 | svg['rain'] = '' 386 | svg['temp'] = '' 387 | svg['text'] = '' 388 | svg['now'] = '' 389 | svg['header'] = '\ 390 | \ 391 | ' 392 | # generate uvindex graph 393 | if 'uvi0' in wd: 394 | svg['uvindex'] = '\ 395 | \ 396 | \ 397 | \ 398 | \ 399 | \ 400 | \ 401 | \ 402 | \ 403 | \ 404 | ' 410 | if 'p0' in wd: 411 | # generate rain graph 412 | svg['rain'] = '\ 413 | \ 414 | \ 415 | \ 416 | \ 417 | \ 418 | \ 419 | \ 420 | \ 421 | \ 422 | \ 423 | \ 424 | \ 425 | \ 426 | \ 427 | \ 428 | \ 429 | \ 430 | \ 431 | \ 432 | \ 433 | \ 434 | \ 435 | \ 436 | \ 437 | \ 438 | \ 439 | \ 440 | \ 441 | \ 447 | ' 453 | # generate cloud graph 454 | if 'cl0' in wd: 455 | svg['clouds'] = '\ 456 | ' 462 | # generate temperature graph 463 | if 'tr0' in wd: 464 | svg['temp'] = '\ 465 | \ 471 | \ 472 | \ 473 | \ 474 | \ 475 | \ 476 | \ 477 | ' + wd['t22'] + '°\ 478 | \ 479 | \ 480 | ' + wd['t19'] + '° \ 481 | \ 482 | \ 483 | ' + wd['t16'] + '° \ 484 | \ 485 | \ 486 | ' + wd['t13'] + '° \ 487 | \ 488 | \ 489 | ' + wd['t10'] + '° \ 490 | \ 491 | \ 492 | ' + wd['t7'] + '° \ 493 | \ 494 | \ 495 | ' + wd['t4'] + '° \ 496 | \ 497 | \ 498 | ' + wd['t1'] + '° \ 499 | \ 500 | \ 501 | ' 502 | # generate main text section 503 | if 'temperature' in wd: 504 | svg['text'] = '\ 505 | ' + wd['icon'] + ' \ 506 | \ 507 | \ 508 | \ 509 | ' + wd['temperature'] + '° \ 510 | \ 511 | \ 512 | ' + wd['city'] +' \ 513 | \ 514 | \ 515 | ' + wd['condition'] + '' + wd["windClass"]['separator'] + wd["windClass"]['definition'] + ' \ 516 | \ 517 | \ 518 | \ 519 | \ 520 | \ 521 | '+ wd['pressure']+'mb' + wd['pr_symbol'] + '\ 522 | \ 523 | \ 524 | \ 525 | ' + wd["windSpeed"] + wd['windGust'] + '' + distance + '\ 526 | \ 527 | \ 528 | '+humidity+' \ 529 | '+ wd['humidity']+'% \ 530 | \ 531 | \ 532 | \ 533 | ' + wd['h1'] + ' \ 534 | ' + wd['h4'] + ' \ 535 | ' + wd['h7'] + ' \ 536 | ' + wd['h10'] + ' \ 537 | ' + wd['h13'] + ' \ 538 | ' + wd['h16'] + ' \ 539 | ' + wd['h19'] + ' \ 540 | ' + wd['h22'] + ' \ 541 | \ 542 | \ 543 | \ 544 | ' 545 | # generate separate images with daily conditions 546 | wd['dday0'] = 'Today' 547 | if 'dmin0' in wd: 548 | for item in range(8): 549 | svg['day{0}'.format(item)] = '\ 550 | \ 551 | \ 552 | \ 553 | '+wd['dday{0}'.format(item)]+' \ 554 | '+wd['dicon{0}'.format(item)]+' \ 555 | \ 556 | \ 557 | \ 558 | \ 559 | \ 560 | '+wd['dmin{0}'.format(item)]+' \ 561 | \ 562 | \ 563 | \ 564 | \ 565 | \ 566 | \ 567 | \ 568 | \ 569 | \ 570 | '+ wd['dmax{0}'.format(item)] +' \ 571 | \ 572 | \ 573 | \ 574 | \ 575 | \ 576 | '+ wd['dpr{0}'.format(item)]+'mb' + wd['pr_symbol{0}'.format(item)] + '\ 577 | \ 578 | \ 579 | ' + wd["windSpeed{0}".format(item)] + '' + distance + '\ 580 | \ 581 | ' 582 | # 583 | # concatenate svg sections and convert to base64 584 | # 585 | svg['base'] = base64.b64encode(bytes(svg['header'] + svg['clouds'] + svg['uvindex'] + svg['rain'] + svg['temp'] + svg['text'])) 586 | for item in range(8): 587 | svg["day{0}".format(item)] = base64.b64encode(bytes(svg["day{0}".format(item)])) 588 | # 589 | # generate base64 icons for daily section 590 | # 591 | clearday_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + clearday + '')) 592 | clearnight_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + clearnight + '')) 593 | cloudy_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + cloudy + '')) 594 | wind_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + wind + '')) 595 | uvindex_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + uvindex + '')) 596 | humidity_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + humidity + '')) 597 | # 598 | # print daily section 599 | # 600 | if 'base' in svg: 601 | print '| imageHeight="' + graphHeight + '" imageWidth="' + graphWidth + '" image=' + svg['base'] 602 | if 'day0' in svg: 603 | print "---" 604 | for item in range(8): 605 | print '| imageHeight="' + imageHeight + '" imageWidth="' + imageWidth + '" image=' + svg['day{0}'.format(item)] 606 | if 'ds0' in wd: 607 | print '--'+wd['ds{0}'.format(item)] + '|imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + base64.b64encode(bytes(svgsnippet + wd['dicon{0}'.format(item)] + '')) 608 | if wd["apparentTemperatureMin{0}".format(item)] != wd["dmin{0}".format(item)] or wd["apparentTemperatureMax{0}".format(item)] != wd["dmax{0}".format(item)]: 609 | print '--'+wd["apparentTemperatureMin{0}".format(item)] + '° ⁓ ' +wd["apparentTemperatureMax{0}".format(item)] + '° Apparent temperature | imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + temperature 610 | if 'windSpeed0' in wd: 611 | print '--'+ wd["windClass{0}".format(item)]['definition'] + wd["windClass{0}".format(item)]['separator'] + wd["windSpeed{0}".format(item)] + ' ' + distance + ' Wind speed • ' + wd["windGust{0}".format(item)] + ' ' + distance + ' Gusts| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + wind_b64 612 | if 'cloudCover0' in wd and 'uvIndex0' in wd: 613 | print '--'+wd["cloudCover{0}".format(item)] + ' Cloud cover • '+wd["uvIndex{0}".format(item)] + ' UV Index | imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + uvindex_b64 614 | elif 'cloudCover0' in wd: 615 | print '--'+wd["cloudCover{0}".format(item)] + ' Cloud cover| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + cloudy_b64 616 | if 'dewPoint0' in wd and 'humidity0' in wd: 617 | print '--'+wd["humidity{0}".format(item)] + ' Humidity • ' +wd["dewPoint{0}".format(item)] + ' Dew point| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + humidity_b64 618 | if 'dsr0' in wd and 'dst0' in wd: 619 | print '--'+wd['dsr{0}'.format(item)]+' • '+wd['dst{0}'.format(item)] + ' Sunrise and sunset time| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + clearday_b64 620 | if 'moonPhaseSymbol0' in wd: 621 | print '--' + wd["moonPhaseSymbol{0}".format(item)] + '| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + clearnight_b64 622 | # 623 | # print info section 624 | # 625 | timestamp = strftime("%H:%M") 626 | # 627 | print 'Last update: ' +timestamp + '| iconName=view-more-horizontal-symbolic' 628 | print '--Update| refresh=true iconName=view-refresh-symbolic' 629 | print '--Web forecast for ' + wd['city'] + '| iconName=web-browser-symbolic href=https://darksky.net/forecast/' + wd['loc'] + '/si24/en' 630 | print '--Powered by DarkSky | iconName=web-browser-symbolic href=https://darksky.net/poweredby/?ref=argosWeather' 631 | 632 | def print_main(): 633 | 634 | wd = get_wx() 635 | 636 | if wd is False: 637 | print '| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + nodata 638 | print '---' 639 | print 'No API data | refresh=true iconName=view-refresh-symbolic' 640 | print 'Check DarkSky status | href=http://status.darksky.net/ iconName=web-browser-symbolic' 641 | return False 642 | # 643 | # determine if script will show next weather condition alongside current 644 | # 645 | conditions = set(["rain", "snow", "sleet", "fog"]) 646 | if 'icon' in wd and 'temperature' in wd: 647 | if wd['status1'] in conditions and wd['status'] != wd['status1']: 648 | nextCondition = wd['t1'] 649 | nextIcon = wd['icon1'] 650 | nextConditionSymbol = '→' 651 | elif wd['status2'] in conditions and wd['status'] != wd['status2']: 652 | nextCondition = wd['t2'] 653 | nextIcon = wd['icon2'] 654 | nextConditionSymbol = '⇉' 655 | elif wd['status3'] in conditions and wd['status'] != wd['status3']: 656 | nextCondition = wd['t3'] 657 | nextIcon = wd['icon3'] 658 | nextConditionSymbol = '⇶' 659 | # test 660 | elif wd['status'] == '123': 661 | wd['temperature'] = '000' 662 | nextCondition = '-000' 663 | nextIcon = wd['icon3'] 664 | nextConditionSymbol = '→' 665 | # test 666 | else: 667 | nextCondition = '' 668 | nextIcon = '' 669 | nextConditionSymbol = '' 670 | 671 | lentemp = int((len(wd['temperature']) * 24) - 10) 672 | if nextCondition: 673 | lentemp2 = int(155 + (len(nextCondition) * 24)) 674 | else: 675 | lentemp2 = 0 676 | translate = int(340 + (len(wd['temperature']) * 50)) 677 | # 678 | # generate system bar icon 679 | # 680 | mainIconWidth = str(int(120 + lentemp + lentemp2 - 25)) 681 | mainIcon = base64.b64encode(bytes(''+wd['icon']+''+wd['temperature']+'° '+nextConditionSymbol+' '+nextCondition+'°\ 682 | \ 683 | ' + nextIcon +'\ 684 | \ 685 | ')) 686 | 687 | print '| imageHeight='+iconHeight+' image=' + mainIcon 688 | print '---' 689 | # 690 | gen_svg() 691 | # 692 | # check if internet connection is present. new way. 693 | # 694 | def ping(): 695 | s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) 696 | try: 697 | s.connect((hostname, int(port))) 698 | s.shutdown(2) 699 | return True 700 | except: 701 | return False 702 | 703 | def checks(): 704 | 705 | check = True 706 | 707 | ping_1 = ping() 708 | if ping_1 is False: 709 | time.sleep(10) 710 | ping_2 = ping() 711 | if ping_2 is False: 712 | time.sleep(10) 713 | ping_3 = ping() 714 | if ping_3 is False: 715 | print '| imageHeight=' + imageHeight + ' image=' + nodata 716 | print '---' 717 | print 'No Internet connection | iconName=dialog-warning-symbolic' 718 | print 'Check DarkSky status | href=http://status.darksky.net/ iconName=web-browser-symbolic' 719 | check = False 720 | # 721 | if api_key == '': 722 | print '| imageHeight='+imageHeight+' image=' + nodata 723 | print '---' 724 | print 'Missing API key' 725 | print 'Get an API Key | href=https://darksky.net/dev' 726 | check = False 727 | # 728 | if check is True: 729 | # if checks are passed, go to main 730 | print_main() 731 | else: 732 | print 'Refresh | refresh=true iconName=view-refresh-symbolic' 733 | 734 | checks() 735 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------