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n0bel / PiClock

A Fancy Clock built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi
MIT License
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Feature request: Tidal information #165

Open vanosg opened 5 years ago

vanosg commented 5 years ago

@n0bel this is an amazing project, you did a fantastic job developing it, and an even better job documenting it! Hats off for that.

Do you think there is any chance of integrating tidal information onto a screen? ie, high tide/low tide? If you could rough in a place on the GUI, I'd be happy to code up something to parse an API. NOAA offers an API that might be of use via https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/api/ as an example. Please let me know if I can assist! Thanks again

togatown commented 5 years ago

@vanosg what kind of data are you looking for? Just High/Low times?

vanosg commented 5 years ago

Yes, just the next high and low (or maybe two sets of high and low, if there is space for it, but I think that may be ambitious)

skipwill commented 1 year ago

I added another hand to the PiClock to track the tide movement. 12 o’clock is high tide and 6 o’clock is low tide. The hand moves as it tracks the tide.

vanosg commented 1 year ago

This sounds amazing! Is the code available somewhere?

skipwill commented 1 year ago

Let me get the openweather conversion done first and I’ll post the tide clock hand code. I am having to convert to qt5 and python 3 as qt4 seems to not be available anymore.