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numcys-cli

v1.0.0

Published

a year ago

A CLI app that gives you the weather forecast

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Numcys-Cli-Tool

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Description

The what, why, and how:

This is a CLI tool made in nodejs, currently it supports fetching today's weather data along with the forecast for the next 5days. This tool works on your cli, you can call it using its name- 'numcys', it will give you the help section along with a list of the commands available.

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Installation

Steps required to install project and how to get the development environment running:

Install the tool globally using npm i -g numcys-cli. and thatsit, now open any terminal and you can access it by typing 'numcys'

Contributing

If you would like to contribute it, you can follow these guidelines for how to do so.

It utilizes apis in the background for fetching weather data, if you are a api geek, you can add more functionality to the tool by simple adding js functions calling apis and returning the appropriate data. You can also contribute in improving the overall project along with technical documentation and suggesting potential ideas to implement.

License

MIT License

Questions?

For any questions, please contact me with the information below:

GitHub: @Naman-sharma00100