Open weather allows us to provide a unit. This can be one of these three options:

• standard
• metric
• imperial

default is standard.

More details here.

Now that we have this flag, we must update the docs 'cause I forgot :(

Open weather allow us to provide a query parameter lang. The result will be in the language provided.

This would allow us to map some interesting description.

E.g: City of London in Portuguese (pt_br) would be Cidade de Londres

I think it would be awesome. Right?

$ outside today --lang="pt_br"

It would be glad to have a prompt asking me if I want to set a city as my default. Or a similar command.

Command:

$ outside save --city Rio de Janeiro --state RJ --country BR

> Your default location is Rio de Janeiro, in the state of RJ, BR.
> Your latitude is 22.9068 and your longitude is 43.1729

After this command, the information is saved somewhere (I have no idea).
To get the lat and longitude, we obviously need to ask OpenWeather Geocoding API, but once we have it, we just need to store it.

For the following uses of today, we just need to see if there's a cached date and if it is, we can just request the current weather. ✅