Re: [9fans] Darksky
we do all seem to be working on the same things. I have a WebDAV client in my contrib, wdfs which relies on libxml. you can use it to access Dropbox and svn repositories an other stuff. -steve On 26 Jun 2015, at 03:04, Anthony Sorace a...@9srv.net wrote: I'm very pleased to see my library being of use ☺. I wrote it for a flickr 9p server, which has probably bitrotted a bit by now. And I’m very happy to have it; thanks! I haven’t tried rebuilding flickrfs recently, but it still gets at my flickr account (just tried it). I had forgotten that it was related. My next target is Twitter. I saw a blog post that you were working on a dropbox thingie at some point; you ever get anywhere with that?
[9fans] Darksky
I love that Weather Underground is still offering a telnet interface, but I wanted a bit more control over what I get back. I was also trying to get familiar with the nice JSON library bedo did[1], so I wrote up a Darksky client. Get an API key of your own[2] and stick it in $home/lib/darksky, and you can ask for whatever combination of detail or summary data for current conditions, minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, or day-by-day data you like. It’ll also print any weather alerts in effect for your location. The precipitation graph is maybe a little silly (the unicode block drawing stuff doesn’t provide great granularity). Source in /n/sources/contrib/anothy/src/cmd/darksky.c; man in /n/sources/contrib/anothy/lib/man/darksky.1. [1] https://bitbucket.org/bedo/9son [2] https://developer.forecast.io/register
Re: [9fans] Darksky
In case it is of interest I have a json parser in the form of: /n/sources/contrib/steve/libjson.tbz there is also /n/sources/contrib/steve/json.cmds.tbz Which is just jb - a beautifier ☺ Finally, jirafs - which gives filesystem access to a Jira fault tracking database. It is a useful, but sadly incomplete (i.e. readonly), and my jira needs have gone (new job). -Steve
Re: [9fans] Darksky
In case it is of interest I have a json parser in the form of: It would be trivial, if not very economical of computing resources, to knock together any number of JSON applications for Plan 9 using Go's libraries. I know I'm restricting to Go any of the little programming I need to do, JSON definitely fits Go like a glove, in my limited experience. Lucio.
Re: [9fans] Darksky
Go makes it very easy for Plan 9 to deal with the plethora Web standards and API's. Hopefully there will be Go ports for Plan 9/AMD64 and ARM. On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 9:02 AM, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote: In case it is of interest I have a json parser in the form of: It would be trivial, if not very economical of computing resources, to knock together any number of JSON applications for Plan 9 using Go's libraries. I know I'm restricting to Go any of the little programming I need to do, JSON definitely fits Go like a glove, in my limited experience. Lucio.
Re: [9fans] Darksky
Excerpts from Anthony Sorace's message of 2015-06-26 12:04:43 +1000: I saw a blog post that you were working on a dropbox thingie at some point; you ever get anywhere with that? Unfortunately not, my colleagues stopped using dropbox so I lost the motivation to write a client. Should be relatively straight forward though, at least for a non-caching implementation. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: [9fans] Darksky
I'm very pleased to see my library being of use ☺. I wrote it for a flickr 9p server, which has probably bitrotted a bit by now. And I’m very happy to have it; thanks! I haven’t tried rebuilding flickrfs recently, but it still gets at my flickr account (just tried it). I had forgotten that it was related. My next target is Twitter. I saw a blog post that you were working on a dropbox thingie at some point; you ever get anywhere with that?
Re: [9fans] Darksky
Excerpts from Anthony Sorace's message of 2015-06-26 00:49:42 +1000: I love that Weather Underground is still offering a telnet interface, but I wanted a bit more control over what I get back. I was also trying to get familiar with the nice JSON library bedo did[1], so I wrote up a Darksky client. Get an API key of your own[2] and stick it in $home/lib/darksky, and you can ask for whatever combination of detail or summary data for current conditions, minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, or day-by-day data you like. It’ll also print any weather alerts in effect for your location. The precipitation graph is maybe a little silly (the unicode block drawing stuff doesn’t provide great granularity). Source in /n/sources/contrib/anothy/src/cmd/darksky.c; man in /n/sources/contrib/anothy/lib/man/darksky.1. [1]https://bitbucket.org/bedo/9son [2]https://developer.forecast.io/register I'm very pleased to see my library being of use ☺. I wrote it for a flickr 9p server, which has probably bitrotted a bit by now. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
