def sunrise_line(hourly_wdb, sun_wdb, COLORS, col_width, head):
import printers.colorfuncs as cf
temp = "{:>{wid}}: ".format("Sunrise/set", wid=head)
for hour in hourly_wdb:
temp = ("{}{}{:>{wid}}{}".format(temp,
cf.sunrise_sunset_color(hour['FCTTIME']['hour'],
(sun_wdb['sunrise']['hour'],
sun_wdb['sunrise']['minute']),
(sun_wdb['sunset']['hour'],
sun_wdb['sunset']['minute']),
COLORS),
sunrise_sunset_time(hour['FCTTIME']['hour'],
(sun_wdb['sunrise']['hour'],
sun_wdb['sunrise']['minute']),
(sun_wdb['sunset']['hour'],
sun_wdb['sunset']['minute'])),
COLORS.clear, wid=col_width))
return temp
def format_bar_hour(weat_hour, COLOR, zero_hour, sunrise, sunset, sun_func,
time_func):
""" return a vertical set of strings, one hour of info
"""
res = []
for r in [(('temp', 'english'), cf.bar_temp_color),
(('sky', ), cf.bar_cloud_color),
(('pop', ), cf.bar_precip_color),
(('wspd', 'english'), cf.bar_wind_color)]:
target = utils.utilities.eat_keys(weat_hour, r[0])
currs = utils.utilities.eat_keys(zero_hour, r[0])
res.append(format_bar(r[1], int(target), int(currs), COLOR, width=6))
# TODO: if sunrise_sunset_color can get wrangled into the standard
# color_func api, we can move this to a format_bar call:
res.append("{}{:^6}{}".format(
cf.sunrise_sunset_color(weat_hour['FCTTIME']['hour'],
sunrise, sunset, COLOR),
sun_func(weat_hour['FCTTIME']['hour'], sunrise, sunset),
COLOR.clear))
# res.append("{:^6}".format("{}:{}".format(weat_hour['FCTTIME']['hour'],
# weat_hour['FCTTIME']['min'])))
res.append(next(time_func))
return res
