Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

[roonboi]

Hey Alex,

I want to start off by saying that your code looks lovely and I'm looking forward to using your Geeklet.

Unfortunately, I'm not able to get it working. I read over Pierre's issues and tried troubleshooting as much as I could, but I can't help but feel lost. I have the Geeklet Shell with "../geekWeather2. sh -A ... -O ... -n CMU -d LIGHT -u SI -f font -z 1" [... are actual coordinates] and the Geeklet Image with "/tmp/GeekWeather.png"

I didn't know that I was supposed to run it on the terminal, but once I read Pierre's issue, I did. It finished with "Completed" so I didn't have to change any https or anything.

I'd love to have some help getting the weather to display!

Terminal Logs:
Air:weather --$ ./geekWeather2.sh -A ... -O ... -n CMU -d LIGHT -u SI -f font -z 1
Converting to image
Fetching https://forecast.io/embed/#lat=...&lon=...&name=CMU&font=font&units=SI ...
... done
Running image smoothing
Completed

Is it something I have to change in the geekWeather2.sh file itself? I've left that untouched.

Also, I don't know if it's worth mentioning but when I enable status feedback it shows red.

[roonboi]

BTW if I copy-paste the link that results from Terminal, it brings up the weather data.
So I'm pretty sure I'm doing something wrong with GeekTool!

Expected too, I just downloaded it :/

[alexwasserman]

Is there an image generated in /tmp? You need two geeklets - 1) runs at a frequency you said to hit the url and generate the image. 2) displays the image The code is pretty old and crap and due a rewrite though. Did you create the second geeklet?

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[roonboi]

Yep, I did!

[roonboi]

Geeklets:

I also have the two Homebrew files installed:

Also yes, there is an image:

[roonboi]

Whew!! I got it!!!

Turns out you're supposed to put file:// before writing /tmp/GeekWeather.png

':) thank you, Alex <3 My desktop looks lovely thanks to you <3