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Usage: conkyForecast [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l CODE, --location=CODE
location code for weather data [default: UKXX0103],Use
the following url to determine your location code by
city name:
http://xoap.weather.com/search/search?where=Norwich
-d DATATYPE, --datatype=DATATYPE
[default: HT] The data type options are: DW (Day of
Week), WF (Weather Font output), WI (Weather Icon
Path), LT (Forecast:Low Temp,Current:Feels Like Temp),
HT (Forecast:High Temp,Current:Current Temp), CC
(Current Conditions), CT (Conditions Text), PC
(Precipitation Chance), HM (Humidity), VI
(Visibility), WD (Wind Direction), WA (Wind Angle - in
degrees), WS (Wind Speed), WG (Wind Gusts), BF
(Bearing Font), BI (Bearing Icon Path), BS (Bearing
font with Speed), CN (City Name), CO (Country), OB
(Observatory), SR (SunRise), SS (SunSet), DL
(DayLight), MP (Moon Phase), MF (Moon Font), MI (Moon
Icon Path), BR (Barometer Reading), BD (Barometer
Description), UI (UV Index), UT (UV Text), DP (Dew
Point), LU (Last Update at weather.com), LF (Last
Fetch from weather.com). Not applicable at command
line when using templates.
-s NUMBER, --startday=NUMBER
define the starting day number, if omitted current
conditions are output. Not applicable at command line
when using templates.
-e NUMBER, --endday=NUMBER
define the ending day number, if omitted only starting
day data is output. Not applicable at command line
when using templates.
-S NUMBER, --spaces=NUMBER
[default: 1] Define the number of spaces between
ranged output. Not applicable at command line when
using templates.
-t FILE, --template=FILE
define a template file to generate output in one call.
A displayable item in the file is in the form
[--datatype=HT --startday=1]. The following are
possible options within each item: --location,--
datatype,--startday,--endday,--night,--shortweekday,--
imperial,--beaufort,--hideunits,--hidedegreesymbol,--
spaces,--minuteshide. Note that the short forms of the
options are not supported! If any of these options is
set from the commandline, it sets the default value of
the option for all template items.
-L LOCALE, --locale=LOCALE
override the system locale for language output
(bg=bulgarian, cs=czech, de=german, es=spanish,
en=english, es=spanish, fj=fijian, fr=french,
it=italian, nl=dutch, pl=polish, ro=romanian,
sk=slovak, more to come)
-i, --imperial request imperial units, if omitted output is in
metric.
-b, --beaufort request beaufort scale for wind speeds, if omitted
output is either metric/imperial.
-n, --night switch output to night data, if omitted day output
will be output.
-w, --shortweekday Shorten the day of week data type to 3 characters.
-u, --hideunits Hide units such as mph or C, degree symbols (°) are
still shown.
-x, --hidedegreesymbol
Hide the degree symbol used with temperature output,
this is only valid if used in conjunction with
--hideunits.
-m NUMBER, --minuteshide=NUMBER
Works only with LU and LF. If present, hides the date
part of the LU or LF timestamp if the day of the
timestamp is today. The time part is also hidden, if
the timestamp is older than minutes specified in this
argument. If set to 0, the time part is always shown.
If set to -1, the value EXPIRY_MINUTES from the config
file is used.
-c WIDTH, --centeredwidth=WIDTH
If used the output will be centered in a string of the
set width, padded out with spaces, if the output width
is greater than the setting it will have no effect
-r, --refetch Fetch data regardless of data expiry.
-v, --verbose Request verbose output, not a good idea when running
through conky!
-V, --version Displays the version of the script.
--errorlogfile=FILE If a filepath is set, the script appends errors to the
filepath.
--infologfile=FILE If a filepath is set, the script appends info to the
filepath.
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Originally Posted by mobilediesel
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