Go CMW

go-cmw is a cmw rewrite in Go.

Reason

This project is a journey of learning Golang. If you would like to make an MR, please go right ahead, it would be a good learning process for me.

Usage

go-cmw features a good command-line interface thanks to kingpin.v2.

$ go-cmw --help
usage: go-cmw [<flags>]

A small terminal wrapper around the wttr.in weather endpoint.

Flags:
      --help               Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
  -m, --metric             Display weather in metric
  -u, --uscs               Display weather in imperial
  -M, --meter-second       Display wind in m/s
  -z, --zero               Show the weather now
  -o, --one                Show the weather for one day
  -w, --two                Show the weather for two days
  -A, --ignore-user-agent  Request ignoring the user agent
  -F, --follow-link        Follow link redirect
  -n, --narrow             Display weather in narrow view
  -q, --quiet              Add the quiet flag
  -Q, --super-quiet        Add the super quiet flag
  -N, --no-colors          Disable displaying colors (always enabled on windows
  -p, --add-frame          Add a frame to the output
  -T, --mid-transparency   Enable mid-transparency (PNG only)
  -P, --png                Download a weather PNG image
      --v2                 Use the v2 endpoint
  -t, --transparency=0     Set transparency level (0-100) (PNG only)
  -f, --format=FORMAT      Query format (overrides everything else)
  -L, --location=LOCATION  Specify explicite location
  -l, --language=LANGUAGE  Specify explicite language
      --extra-information  Print extra information
      --version            Show application version.

On top of the following command-line flags, go-cmw can also take advantage of environment variables. go-cmw can take advantage of GO_CMW_FORMAT, GO_CMW_LOCATION and GO_CMW_LANGUAGE environment variables if set.