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December 17, 2023 00:05
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Automatically open the macOS Weather app from the the terminal/shell for a given GPS lat/long
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open -a Weather "https://weather.apple.com/?city=Boston&lat=42.3226734&lng=-71.0924375" | |
# the 'city' arg can be any string, only the lat/lng is used to look up weather | |
# You can make the string somethng silly and it gets displayed in the app | |
open -a Weather "https://weather.apple.com/?city=Bawston&lat=42.3226734&lng=-71.0924375" | |
# Or if you exclude 'city' arg then Apple just looks up the name based on the lat/long | |
open -a Weather "https://weather.apple.com/?lat=42.3226734&lng=-71.0924375" | |
# Also all of these have `weather://` scheme equivalents, like this: | |
open 'weather://?city=Boston&lat=42.3226734&lng=-71.0924375' | |
# REQUEST: | |
# If you know how to open the Weather app with a search string, like "Boston, MA", instead of a lat/lng, | |
# let me know! I suspect it's just another query arg I haven't discovered yet. |
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