Weather Fetcher

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Description

Category: Note Enhancements

The Weather Fetcher plugin is a clever addition to Obsidian's ecosystem, allowing users to easily insert current weather information into their notes. With this plugin, writers and researchers can now quickly access accurate and up-to-date weather data without leaving their editor. By choosing from supported providers like wttr.in or OpenWeatherMap, users can customize the plugin to suit their needs. The intuitive command palette interface makes it simple to fetch and insert the current weather into any open note, while an optional sidebar ribbon provides quick access to this feature. Whether you're writing about a specific location or simply want to keep track of the weather for inspiration, Weather Fetcher is a convenient tool that's sure to become a staple in your Obsidian workflow.

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Latest Version

4 years ago

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Weather Fetcher

"Weather Fetcher" is a plugin to fetch and insert current weather into the editor of Obsidian.

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Idea

Initially inspired from a conversation from Discord. A specialized plugin might be useful to those needing writing weather information.

How to Install

  • Use BRAT to install the plugin directly from GitHub repo.
  • Or, after the plugin having been submitted to the community list, users can directly search and install this plugin in the community list. (Not yet, as of Jan 2022.)

Usage

  • Install the plugin.
  • Go to the settings, and choose one weather provider. (Currently only https://wttr.in is supported. https://openweathermap.org/ is in the plan.)
  • Open any file to activate any editor. Then open command palette, then input keyword "weather" to find the command "Insert current weather", click it. Then you should see the weather text written into the editor.
  • Optionally, you can click the sidebar ribbon (a "sun") to fetch and insert the weather text.

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