Weather Star 3000 Emulator
Weather Star 3000 emulation in HTML/JS/CSS
Website: https://www.weatherstar3000.net
Insert location after the .net
For eexample: https://www.weatherstar3000.net/?Pittsburgh PA
This is in Beta
Installation Instructions:
NOTE: AUTOMATIC LOCATION FINDING DOES NOT WORK
NOTE: FLAVOR G IS VERY WEIRD FOR SOME REASON. IF IT DOESN'T WORK PROPERLY, PLEASE RELOAD THE TAB
NOTE: THE LOCATIONS FOR REGIONAL CONDITIONS AND HOURLY OBSERVATIONS ARE THE SAME. I'M GONNA FIX THAT
NOTE: 30 DAY OUTLOOK DOESN'T WORK DUE TO THERE BEING NO KNOWN API FOR 30 DAY OUTLOOK DATA. IF YOU FOUND AN API FOR IT, PLEASE LET ME KNOW
Running locally (NODE.JS):
- Download & Install node.js LTS
- Get weather.com API key.
- Navigate to
/webroot/js
and open config.js
.
- Find the line with
var api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the weather.com API key.
- In terminal, run
npm install --production
in the root folder of this project. This will install any dependencies.
- In terminal, run
npm start
in the root folder of this project. This will start a local web server.
- Follow the link in the console output.
- Set location using the following template: servercode:/?Location Name
Running Locally (COMMAND PROMPT):
- Get weather.com API key.
- In command prompt, navigate to
/webroot/js
and open config.js
.
- Find the line with
var api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the weather.com API key.
- In terminal, run
npm install --production
in the root folder of this project. This will install any dependencies.
- In terminal, run
npm start
in the root folder of this project. This will start a local web server.
- An internet browser tab will open in your web browser.
- Set location using the following template: servercode:/?Location Name