rustormy is a minimal and neofetch-like weather CLI with multiple data providers support, ASCI-icons, ANSI colors, localization and various output modes.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Fetch weather data from multiple providers:
- OpenMeteo (default, no API key required).
- OpenWeatherMap.
- World Weather Online.
- WeatherAPI.com.
- Weatherbit.io.
- Tomorrow.io.
- Automatically fall back to the next provider if the primary one is unavailable (e.g., due to API limits).
- Display current temperature, “feels like” temperature, weather conditions, wind speed and direction humidity, precipitation, atmospheric pressure, dew point, and UV index (if supported by the provider).
- Render ASCII art icons for weather conditions.
- Support ANSI colors in terminal output.
- Provide geocoding by city name or latitude/longitude input.
- Cache geocoding results to reduce API calls (optional).
- Support multiple languages (English, Russian, Spanish).
- Support automatic conversion between imperial and metric units.
- Provide various text output modes (full, compact, one-line) and JSON output.
- Support live mode for periodically updating weather data.
- Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows).
Website: github.com/Tairesh/rustormy
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Developer: Ilia Agafonov
License: MIT License
rustormy is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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