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clothes-by-weather

v1.1.2

Published

A javascript function that looks to the weather to decide what you should wear when going outside.

Downloads

2

Readme

Clothes by weather

A javascript function that looks to the weather to decide what you should wear when going outside.

The project is API-agnostic and should be used on top of a weather api. For testing, I've decided to use darksky api.

NPM

Get started

  • yarn install clothes-by-weather

const cbw = require('../src/clothes-by-weather') // Module.exports
import cbw from 'clothes-by-weather' // Import/Export/es6 modules

const output = cbw({
    temperature: 10, // 10 deg celsius
    pop: 0.70, // 70% chance of precipitation
    description: 'cloudy', // Description from the weather API
    windGust: 5, // 5 meter per second
})

/* output = { 
    upperbody: [ 'warm jacket', 'sweater' ],
    lowerbody: 'pants',
    shoes: 'boots',
    misc: [ 'umbrella' ] 
   }
*/

Contributing

Feel free to contribute. Take a look under the issues. Perhaps you can adjust the parameters for which clothes to pick for what occasion?

License

MIT.

CI

Using github actions to lint and test

Inputs

The function expects a few inputs to function properly

Description

A string, a summary of the day. Like Possible light rain.

Temperature

The temperature, in celsuis

Wind

The wind gust, in m/s

Pop

Percentage of precipitation(chance/risk of raining)

Output

An object of strings.

{
    "upperbody": ["windbreaker|rain jacket|jacker warm jacket|coat|sweater|shirt"],
    "misc": ["umbrella|gloves|hat|warm socks|sunglasses"],
    "lowerbody": "pants|shorts",
    "shoes": "boots|rain boots|sneakers"
}

Spawned by this reddit thread.