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2020-08-20 11:03:00 +09:00

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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
forecast=~/".cache/jelly-conky/forecast.json"
get_time () {
local idx="$1"
time=$(jq ".list[$idx].dt_txt" "$forecast")
time="${time##* }"
time="${time%%\"}"
echo "$time"
}
find_position () {
local day="$1"
local pos=0
local idx=0
local time=""
[[ $day == 0 ]] && echo "$idx" && return
while true; do
time=$(get_time "$idx")
[[ $time == "00:00:00" ]] && ((pos++))
[[ $time == "null" ]] && break
[[ $pos == "$day" ]] && break
((idx++))
done
echo "$idx"
}
# Currently, the free accounts on openweathermap.org only get a 5 day forecast
# with data records for every 3 hours instead of the average value for the day,
# so we have to compute the average temp_min, temp_max, etc manually.
get_avg_property () {
local res=0
local prop="$1"
local day="$2"
local idx
idx=$(find_position "$day")
local prop_num=0
local time=0
local it=0
while true; do
[[ $time == "null" ]] && break
it=$(jq ".list[$idx]$prop" "$forecast")
it="$res+$it"
res=$(bc -l <<< "$it")
(( prop_num++ ))
(( idx++ ))
time=$(get_time "$idx")
# The records for every 3 hours are dumped in an array with no
# indication to which day they belong.
# The first record of each day (except today) is calculated at time
# '00:00:00', so we use that to know when a new day starts.
[[ $time == "00:00:00" ]] && break
done
res="$(bc -l <<< "$res/$prop_num")"
[[ $res == "null" ]] && echo $res && return
LC_NUMERIC=C printf %.0f $res
}
# Certain values cannot be averaged (e.g., the weather description).
# In that case we just use the value from the first record for that day.
get_first_property () {
local res=0
local prop="$1"
local day="$2"
local idx
idx=$(find_position "$day")
res=$(jq ".list[$idx]$prop" "$forecast")
[[ $res == "null" ]] && echo $res && return
LC_NUMERIC=C printf %.0f $res
}
main () {
type="$1"
prop="$2"
day="$3"
if [[ $type == "avg" ]] ; then
echo "$(get_avg_property "$2" "$3")"
elif [[ $type == "first" ]] ; then
echo "$(get_first_property "$2" "$3")"
fi
}
[[ -r $forecast ]] && main "$@"