I've added the font, color, opacity and units options that forecast.io allows. Note: don't forget the file://localhost part, or else it will not find the image. (you can make this whatever you want)Ĭheck the override text so that there is no text shown on the screen. Should be able to use any font that is installed on your system, as PhantomJS should load it.
For a 35% opacity level, use the value to. You might be able to use another type of color value, such as rgb, but this is untested. Create a new shell Geeklet (window in GeekTool), providing the complete path and name for the main.bash script. (Don't forget to make the scripts executable. You can use any hex color code value here. Modify main.bash per the instructions in its comments. forecast.io.sh LATITUDE LONGITUDE TITLE List of available options: Color: Replace the arguments with your own values. Create a Geektool script with the following format: You can use the site itouchmap to find out your latitude and longitude. Git clone Get your location's latitude and longitude:
#Geektool weather scripts how to#
Once you have Homebrew installed, you can run the following command to install imagemagick and phantomjs:īrew install imagemagick phantomjs Clone the repo into a directory: A pretty awesome tutorial showing you how to get the cool Yahoo weather scripts to appear on your desktop with the help of GeekTool. Homebrew (easiest way to install the following two packages).Make sure you have a few things installed:
It uses phantomjs and imagemagick to render an image to display. This is a Geeklet that will display the weather using the forecast.io embedable code.
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