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-- Authors: Andrea Rossato <arossato@istitutocolli.org>
-- License: GPL, version 2 or later
-- Last Changed: 2006-07-07
--
-- weather.lua
--
-- NOTE: this script should be rewritten as a statusd script
--
-- weather.lua: an Ion3 applet for displaying weather information
-- INTRODUCTION
-- I discovered Ion last week, after reading an article on linux.com. I
-- installed it and, in a matter of a few hours, I decided to stick to
-- it. How can I say: I've been dreaming of a WM to be run from the
-- command line... and this is what Ion3 can do. And what a kind of a
-- command line! A Lua interpreter! I must confess I've never heard about
-- Lua before, and it was quite a surprise (I had the same feeling with
-- JavaScript some time ago).
-- I decided to write this applet mostly to learn and explore Lua,
-- especially for object-oriented programming.
-- ABOUT
-- This applet can be used to monitor the weather condition(s) of one or
-- more weather observation station(s). Data will be retrieved from
-- http://weather.noaa.gov and displayed in the statusbar.
-- USAGE
-- You need to dopath() this script (e.g. from cfg_ion3.lua):
-- dopath("weather")
-- - To monitor one station you can insert, in your cfg_statusbar.lua, within
-- mod_statusbar.launch_statusd{}, something like:
-- weather = {
-- station = "KNYC",
-- }
-- In your template insert something like:
-- %weather_location: %weather_tempC %weather_humidity (%weather_time)
-- Here's the list of all available data:
-- %weather_location
-- %weather_country
-- %weather_date
-- %weather_time (time of the latest report: your local time)
-- %weather_tempF (Fahrenheit)
-- %weather_tempC (Celsius)
-- %weather_dewpointF (Fahrenheit)
-- %weather_dewpointC (Celsius)
-- %weather_humidity
-- %weather_pressure (hPa)
-- %weather_wind
-- %weather_windspeed (MPH)
-- %weather_sky
-- %weather_weather
-- - If you want to monitor more stations you need to create a monitor
-- object for each one with the new_wm() function. After
-- dopath("weather") write something like:
-- mymonitor1 = new_wm("KNYC")
-- mymonitor2 = new_wm("LIBP")
-- You can create a new monitor also at run time. Get the Lua code prompt
-- (usually META+F3) and run:
-- mymonitor3 = new_wm("LIBC")
-- Do not set any station in cfg_statusbar.lua, since that station would
-- be used by *all* monitors.
-- Each monitor will output the data either in %weater_meter_XXXX, where XXXX is
-- the station code (KNYC), and in %weather_meter.
-- CONFIGURATION
-- Default configuration values, that will apply to *all* monitors, can be
-- written in cfg_statusbar.lua in your ~/.ion3 directory.
-- Each monitor can be also configured at run-time.
-- For instance: if you are monitoring only one station, get the Lua code
-- prompt (usually META+F3) and run:
-- WeatherMonitor.config.unit.tempC = "C"
-- or
-- WeatherMonitor.config.critical.tempC = "15"
-- You can save run-time configuration with the command:
-- WeatherMonitor.save_config()
-- This configuration will not overwrite the default station to be
-- monitored.
-- COMMANDS
-- Monitors are objects that export some public methods. You can use
-- these methods to change the state of the objects.
-- You can change configuration value and save them (see CONFIGURATION)
-- or issues some commands.
-- Suppose you have 2 monitors:
-- mon1 = new_wm("LIBP")
-- mon2 = new_wm("KNYC")
-- (Remember: in single mode the name of the object is WeatherMonitor.)
-- Get the Lua code prompt (usually META+F3) and:
-- 1. to force one monitor to update the data:
-- mon1.update()
-- 2. to show the full report of the station:
-- mon2.show_data(_)
-- 3. to update data and show the report:
-- WeatherMonitor.update_and_show(_)
-- 4. to chnage station (only for run-time):
-- WeatherMonitor.set_station(_)
-- 5. to change one monitor configuration:
-- mon1.config.critical.tempC = "15"
-- Obviously you can create key-bindings to run these commands.
-- REVISIONS
-- 2006-07-07 first release
-- LEGAL
-- Copyright (C) 2006 Andrea Rossato
-- This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-- modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
-- as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
-- of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
-- This software is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-- but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
-- GNU General Public License for more details.
-- You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-- along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
-- Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
-- Have fun!
-- Andrea Rossato arossato AT istitutocolli DOT org
function new_wm(station)
local this = {
config = {
station = station,
interval =30 * 60 * 1000, -- check every 30 minutes
unit = {
tempC = "",
tempF = "F",
humidity = "%",
pressure = "hPa",
windspeed = "MPH",
},
-- Threshold information. These values should likely be tweaked to
-- suit local conditions.
important = {
tempC = 10,
tempF = 50,
windspeed = 5,
humidity = 30,
},
critical = {
tempC = 26,
tempF = 78,
windspeed = 20,
humidity = 60,
},
},
status_timer = ioncore.create_timer(),
url = "http://weather.noaa.gov/pub/data/observations/metar/decoded/",
paths = ioncore.get_paths(),
data = {
timezone = tonumber(os.date("%z"))
},
}
-- process configuration:
-- - config in cfg_statusbar.lua will overwrite default config
-- - run-time configuration (to be saved at run-time with this.save_config())
-- will overwrite default config but will be overwtitten by cfg_statusbar.lua
this.process_config = function()
table.merge = function(t1, t2)
local t=table.copy(t1, false)
for k, v in pairs(t2) do
t[k]=v
end
return t
end
if not this.config.station then this.config.station = "LIPB" end
local config = ioncore.read_savefile("cfg_weather_"..this.config.station)
if config then
this.config = table.merge(this.config, config)
end
config = ioncore.read_savefile("cfg_statusd")
if config.weather then
this.config = table.merge(this.config, config.weather)
end
end
-- retrive data from server
this.update_data = function()
-- wget options
-- -b go into the background (otherwise it will hang ion startup
-- until data file is download)
-- -o output error log (specify filename if you want to save output)
local command = "wget -b -o /dev/null -O "..this.paths.sessiondir.."/"..this.config.station..".dat "..
this.url..this.config.station..".TXT"
os.execute(command)
local f = io.open(this.paths.sessiondir .."/".. this.config.station..".dat", "r")
if not f then return end
local s=f:read("*all")
f:close()
this.raw_data = s
os.execute("rm "..this.paths.sessiondir .."/".. this.config.station..".dat")
end
-- process retrived data and store them in this.data
this.process_data = function()
local s = this.raw_data
_, _, this.data.location, this.data.country =
string.find(s, "^(.+)%,%s(.+)%(%u+%)" )
_, _, this.data.date, this.data.time =
string.find(s, ".+%/%s([%d.]+)%s(%d+)%sUTC" )
_, _, this.data.wind, this.data.windspeed =
string.find(s, "Wind%:%s(.+%sat%s(%d+)%sMPH)" )
_, _, this.data.sky = string.find(s, "Sky%sconditions:%s(.-)%c" )
_, _, this.data.tempF, this.data.tempC =
string.find(s, "Temperature:%s([%d%.]+)%sF%s%(([%d%.]+)%sC%)%c" )
_, _, this.data.dewpointF, this.data.dewpointC =
string.find(s, "Dew%sPoint:%s([%d%.]+)%sF%s%(([%d%.]+)%sC%)" )
_, _, this.data.humidity =
string.find(s, "Relative%sHumidity:%s(%d+)%%")
_, _, this.data.pressure =
string.find(s, "Pressure%s.+%((.+)%shPa%)" )
_, _, this.data.weather =
string.find(s, "Weather:%s(.-)%c" )
this.format_time()
end
-- format teh time string to get hh:mm
this.format_time = function()
local time
if this.data.time then
time = tonumber(this.data.time) + tonumber(this.data.timezone)
else return
end
if time > 2400 then
time = tostring(time - 2400)
end
if string.match(time, "^%d%d$") then
time = "00"..time
end
if string.match(time, "^%d%d%d$") then
time = "0"..time
end
this.data.time = tostring(time):gsub("(%d%d)(%d%d)","%1%:%2")
end
-- get threshold information
this.get_hint = function(meter, val)
local hint = "normal"
local crit = this.config.critical[meter]
local imp = this.config.important[meter]
if crit and tonumber(val) > crit then
hint = "critical"
elseif imp and tonumber(val) > imp then
hint = "important"
end
return hint
end
-- get the unit of each meter
this.get_unit = function(meter)
local unit = this.config.unit[meter]
if unit then return unit end
return ""
end
-- update information for mod_statusbar
this.notify = function()
for i,v in pairs(this.data) do
mod_statusbar.inform("weather_"..i.."_"..this.config.station.."_hint", this.get_hint(i, v))
mod_statusbar.inform("weather_"..i.."_hint", this.get_hint(i, v))
if not v then v = "N/A" end
mod_statusbar.inform("weather_"..i.."_"..this.config.station, v..this.get_unit(i))
mod_statusbar.inform("weather_"..i, v..this.get_unit(i))
end
mod_statusbar.update()
end
--
-- some public methods
--
-- save object state (each monitor will store its configuration in
-- a file named cfg_weather_XXXX where XXXX is the station code
-- this configuration will apply only to the monitor watching that
-- station. In other words, you cannot set the default station for
-- the monitor with this.set_station() (see comments below).
this.save_config = function()
ioncore.write_savefile("cfg_weather_"..this.config.station, this.config)
end
-- restarts the object
this.update = function()
this.init()
end
-- shows full report
this.show_data = function(mplex)
mod_query.message(mplex, this.raw_data)
end
-- updates data and shows updated full report
this.update_and_show = function(mplex)
this.init()
this.show_data(mplex)
end
-- changes station. the new station will not be saved:
-- to change station edit the configuration or start the
-- monitor with the station as a paramenter, like:
-- mymon = new_wm("KNYC")
this.set_station = function(mplex)
local handler = function(mplex, str)
this.config.station = str;
this.init()
end
mod_query.query(mplex, TR("Enter a station code:"), nil, handler,
nil, "weather")
end
-- constructor
this.init = function()
this.update_data()
this.process_data()
if mod_statusbar ~= nil then
this.notify()
this.status_timer:set(this.config.interval, this.init)
end
end
-- initialize the object
this.process_config()
this.init()
return {
config = this.config,
data = this.data,
save_config = this.save_config,
update = this.update,
show_data = this.show_data,
update_and_show = this.update_and_show,
set_station = this.set_station,
}
end
-- start default monitor
WeatherMonitor = new_wm()
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