See the current outdoor climate like wthrr or wego but display it like neofetch
Climafetch aims to be an easy to use weather app that retrieves the current weather conditions and displays them in a Linux bash terminal. Here's some examples!
Thank you for wanting to try Climafetch 🥰️ Hopefully, this guide will get you started!
Important
Climafetch is in development and is unstable.
Climafetch has only been tested on Debian Linux system, but will probably work on other distros.
Mac and Windows is currently unsupported.
Note
Windows users! Because Windows doesn't have bash, you need WSL. There is an issue open to try and integrate Windows for the next version!
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Open a bash terminal
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Install dependencies (they may already be installed):
sudo apt install inxi wget figlet lolcat -
Download latest release:
wget https://github.com/AptGetMe/Climafetch/releases/latest/download/climafetch -
Allow execution permissions:
chmod +x climafetch -
Move to /usr/local/bin:
sudo mv climafetch /usr/local/bin
Open a new terminal and execute app.
climafetch
Here are some commandline options you can use
climafetch -v # show version
climafect -h # show help page
Open a terminal and remove script.
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/climafetch
A bash terminal and a text editor is sufficient for developing bash scripts! However, here are my recommendations that may make the task easier.
- Clone Github Repository
git clone https://github.com/AptGetMe/Climafetch.git - Install the development dependencies
sudo apt install inxi figlet lolcat - In Pulsar (or VSCode if you prefer), open the cloned folder as a new project
- Test to make sure the environment is working by running script in the intergrated terminal
./climafetch - Program away!
Tip
Develop on a Linux installation because Bash is the default shell (Debian 12 is what I use) and use the ShellCheck extention
- Open a new pull request to submit changes!
If you enjoy this app, please star this repository and share it with your friends online! 😊
This project is licensed under the MIT License.