Mokometeo - Revision history

Vanous at 21:24, 15 February 2010

2010-02-15T21:24:20Z

Ggt: /* Mokometeo 0.6 */

2010-01-15T10:04:14Z

‎Mokometeo 0.6

Ggt: /* Version 0.5 */

2009-12-15T11:14:07Z

‎Version 0.5

Ggt: /* Mokometeo 0.5 */

2009-12-15T11:09:51Z

‎Mokometeo 0.5

Ggt: /* Mokometeo 0.5 */

2009-12-15T11:06:33Z

‎Mokometeo 0.5

Ggt: /* Using Mokometeo */

2009-12-14T03:38:13Z

‎Using Mokometeo

Ggt: /* Version 0.5 */

2009-12-14T03:35:46Z

‎Version 0.5

Ggt: /* Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2 */

2009-12-14T03:23:12Z

‎Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2

Matzehuber: /* Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2 and German 0.31 */

2009-07-30T10:55:42Z

‎Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2 and German 0.31

Glenn: catchg

2009-07-19T14:18:52Z

catchg

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:24, 15 February 2010
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	[[Category:Utility Applications]]		[[Category:Utility Applications]]
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-= Mokometeo 0.5 =
+= Mokometeo 0.6 =
 [[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png|frame|left|V0.2 screenshot]]
-[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.5.png|frame|right|V0.5 screenshot]]
+[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.6.png|frame|right|V0.6 screenshot]]
 <br style="clear: both" />
 == Presentation ==
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 === Dependencies ===
-You need '''python-elementary''', '''python-html''' and '''python-netclient''' to make it work.
+You need '''python-elementary''' and '''python-netclient''' to make it work.
 === OM and SHR ===
 So to install it, you can do :
-  opkg install python-elementary python-netclient python-html http://www.opkg.org/packages/mokometeo_0.5_arm.ipk
+  opkg install python-elementary python-netclient http://www.opkg.org/packages/mokometeo_0.6_arm.ipk
 Also need dependancies (on SHR testing) :
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 == Using Mokometeo ==
-* For version 0.5, once the package (and dependencies) is installed, simply click on the desktop icon. A default configuration file <tt>~/.mokometeo.cfg</tt> will be created which can be edited to your liking. Previous and next locations are selected using the buttons at the bottom of the screen, and if a network connection is active the forecast can be updated using the Refresh button. The forecast for all locations is saved in the configuration file so that a network connection is not necessary for switching locations after starting mokometeo. The middle area (containing the forecast information) is now scrollable using the standard elementary finger scrolling action.
+* For version 0.5 and higher, once the package (and dependencies) is installed, simply click on the desktop icon. A default configuration file <tt>~/.mokometeo.cfg</tt> will be created which can be edited to your liking. Previous and next locations are selected using the buttons at the bottom of the screen, and if a network connection is active the forecast can be updated using the Refresh button. The forecast for all locations is saved in the configuration file so that a network connection is not necessary for switching locations after starting mokometeo. The middle area (containing the forecast information) is now scrollable using the standard elementary finger scrolling action.
 * In the 0.2 version, there is a bug. To be able to use Mokometeo, please type theses commands before launching it:
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 == Configuring Mokometeo ==
-=== Version 0.5 ===
+=== Version 0.5 and higher ===
 The configuration file <tt>~/.mokometeo.cfg</tt> has a section named <tt>[Main]</tt> which looks like:
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 == Changelog ==
 === 2009-12-14 - v0.5 ===
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 == Future improvements / To do list ==
-* Use the GUI to add/remove locations
+* <s>Use the GUI to add/remove locations</s>
 * <s>debug the initial copy of /usr/share/mokometeo/question.png into /home/root/.mokometeo/img/</s>
 * <s>improve the way the connection to Yahoo is handled</s>

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   locations = Melbourne,AU:Perth,AU:Paris,FR
-The locations line can be edited and colon (:) locations of your choice added. I've found that <tt><city>,<country abbreviation></tt> works well with the WeatherUnderground API. It's probably worth checking using this URL:
+The locations line can be edited and colon (:) separated locations of your choice added. I've found that <tt><city>,<country abbreviation></tt> works well with the WeatherUnderground API. It's probably worth checking using this URL:
   http://api.wunderground.com/auto/wui/geo/GeoLookupXML/index.xml?query=Melbourne,AU

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 = Mokometeo 0.5 =
-[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png|V0.2 screenshot]]
+[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png|frame|left|V0.2 screenshot]]
-[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.5.png|V0.5 screenshot]]
+[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.5.png|frame|right|V0.5 screenshot]]
 == Presentation ==
 '''Mokometeo''' is a small python/elementary application fetching the weather forecast from WeatherUnderground weather pages

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 = Mokometeo 0.5 =
-[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png]]
+[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png|V0.2 screenshot]]
-[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.5.png]]
+[[Image:Mokometeo_V0.5.png|V0.5 screenshot]]
 == Presentation ==
 '''Mokometeo''' is a small python/elementary application fetching the weather forecast from WeatherUnderground weather pages

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   http://api.wunderground.com/auto/wui/geo/GeoLookupXML/index.xml?query=Melbourne,AU
-to make sure it return the location you're expecting.
+(or similar) to make sure it returns the location you're expecting.
 The units line can also be changed to <tt>fahrenheit</tt> if desired.

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-= Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2 and German 0.31 =
+= Mokometeo 0.1 / 0.2 =
-[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png]] ____________      [[Image:wetter.png]]
+[[Image:Capture-MokoMeteo.png]]
 == Presentation ==
 '''Mokometeo''' is a small python/GTK application fetching the weather forecast from Yahoo weather pages
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 So to install it, you can do :
   opkg install python-pygtk python-netclient python-html http://www.opkg.org/packages/0_mokometeo_0.2_arm.ipk
 Also need dependancies (on SHR testing) :
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 The second and next lines is the name of the city, and the url (tested with french yahoo weather urls), for example:
   Paris,http://fr.weather.yahoo.com/FRXX/FRXX0076/index_c.html
 == Changelog ==
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 initial version
 == Future improvements / To do list ==

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 * You can use this password hN8CP6BV5mT7
-[[Category:Utility]]
+[[Category:Utility Applications]]
-[[Category:Applications]]