Converter for forecast io icons to meteoicons

MeteoIconParser.java

/**
 * Created by anthony on 6/19/14.
 *
 * Instansiate this class with a string (The icon name you want to convert) then call getIconTextCode() 
 * on that instantiation to return the appropriate character for that forecast IO icon, utilized in the ttf font file.
 *
 * Icons: http://www.alessioatzeni.com/meteocons/
 * Forecast IO lib: https://github.com/dvdme/forecastio-lib-java
 * 
 * This was made assumming you are using the meteo .ttf and not the actual icons.
 * 
 * It's obviously very simple, just thought I would create a gist to save other people time from having to create it
 * as well :)
 *
 */
public class MeteoIconParser {
    private String mIconName;

    public IconParser(String iconName){
        mIconName = iconName;
    }

    public String getIconTextCode(){

        if (mIconName.equals("\"clear-day\""))
            return "B";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"clear-night\""))
            return "2";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"rain\""))
            return "R";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"snow\""))
            return "W";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"sleet\""))
            return "X";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"wind\""))
            return "S";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"fog\""))
            return "L";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"cloudy\""))
            return "N";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"partly-cloudy-day\""))
            return "H";
        else if(mIconName.equals("\"partly-cloudy-night\""))
            return "4";
        else
            //default icon
            return "H";
    }
}

If Forecast IO adds additional icons, I will do my best to keep this updated.