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yeah interestingly enough, `wttr.in` uses `wego` which (according to their github) uses `forecast.io` as the default weather service, but if you click on the li
by theptrk 8y ago
yeah interestingly enough, `wttr.in` uses `wego` which (according to their github) uses `forecast.io` as the default weather service, but if you click on the link, it forwards you to `darksky.net`. So you've built your own wttr.in
- igor_chubin 8y agowttr.in uses its own version of "wego" with many additional features, forked from wego several years ago. Actually, it would be better to say, that wttr.in uses only artwork from "wego".
- theptrk 8y agothanks for making wttr igor! sorry about rate limiting this post might have caused, which api does wttr.in use? I think I'll write about setting up your own weather service api account next.
- gkya 8y agoDarkSky was forecast.io when I wrote forecast.el, they renamed.