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cyclone-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Cyclone - CLI for getting weather forecast.

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10

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CLI for getting weather forecast.

📄 About:

The API token from the open weather map service is used, for the weather forecast to work, you need to register on the service and get the API token https://openweathermap.com.

To get the weather forecast, you need to run the command: cyclone

On the first run, the token and city API setup process will be started to complete the request.

✨ Features:

  • Show weather with CLI
  • One of the popular weather APIs is used - OpenWeatherMap
  • Interactive CLI with the ability to select actions, show loading states and text animations when displaying information
  • Emoji as weather icon display
  • Written in TypeScript
  • Small application size, only 5 kb
  • Can be installed globally

🚀 Install:

Can be used both globally and locally.

Global install

To install via npm: npm install --global cyclone-cli

To install via yarn: yarn add --global cyclone-cli

Local install

To install via npm: npm install --save-dev cyclone-cli

To install via yarn: yarn add cyclone-cli

💻 Usage:

You can see the available commands with the command: cyclone —help or cyclone -h.

To refresh the API token, you can enter the command: cyclone —token [API_KEY] or cyclone -t [API_KEY].

To update the city, you can enter the command: cyclone —city [CITY] or cyclone -c [CITY].

You can find out the version of the application using the command: cyclone —version or cyclone -v.

⚙️ Configuration:

The application settings file is located in the user folder, in the hidden directory .cyclone/config.json. It contains a set of settings for different versions of the application.

🔗 Dependencies:

  • Axios
  • Chalk
  • Dedent
  • Inquirer
  • Nanospinner
  • Yargs
  • Gradient-String
  • Figlet
  • DayJS

📄 Changelog:

A list of all versions and their changes can be found in the CHANGELOG.md file. The releases of each version are located on the releases page on Github.

📄 Contributing:

If you want to improve the project, you can submit your PR with corrections or improvements. The file CONTRIBUTING.md describes the details of how to start and configure the project.

👨‍🚀 Code of conduct:

The rules for the community when sending pull requests are in the file CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.

📄 License:

The MIT license is located in the file LICENSE.md.