This repository has been archived by the owner on Dec 23, 2023. It is now read-only.
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 13
/
strings.yml
198 lines (198 loc) · 7.19 KB
/
strings.yml
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
---
# this is only used for summary properties
# you will need to set the units in the conf file
# a list of supported languages can be found at
# https://darksky.net/dev/docs/forecast
language: "en"
# use 'summary', 'summary_lower', 'high', and 'low'
forecasts:
- "The forecast for today is {summary_lower} {high}/{low}."
# if empty, no ending will be applied to the forecast
forecast_endings:
- "Exciting!"
- "Nice!"
- "Sweet!"
- "Wow!"
- "I can't wait!"
- "Nifty!"
- "Excellent!"
- "What a day!"
- "This should be interesting!"
- "Aww yeah!"
- "Oh happy day!"
- "Far out!"
- "Groovy!"
- "Fantastic!"
- "I want to believe."
- "Or maybe not, who knows."
- "Praise the sun!"
- "Jolly good!"
- "\u270c\ufe0f"
- "\U0001f44b"
- "\U0001f918"
- "\U0001f44c"
- "\U0001f4af"
- "\U0001f44c\U0001f4af"
- "It's going to be great!"
- "Oh joy \U0001f644"
# use 'temp', 'summary', or 'location'
normal_conditions:
- "{temp} and {summary}. \U0001f937"
- "{temp} and {summary}. \U0001f937\u200d\u2642\ufe0f"
- "The weather is boring. {temp} and {summary}."
- "Whoopie do, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "{temp} and {summary}."
- "{temp} and {summary}. What did you expect?"
- "Well, would you look at that, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "It's {temp} and {summary}, oh boy!"
- "Golly gee wilikers, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "Dang, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "Blimey, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "Holy cow, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "What a doozy, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "Eh, it's {temp} and {summary}."
- "Great, it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "What a normal day, it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "Breaking news: it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "We got some {summary} at {temp} going on."
- "Great Scott, it's {summary} and {temp}!"
- "It is currently {summary} and {temp}."
- "Big surprise, it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "Look up, it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "For Pete's sake, it's {summary} and {temp} again."
- "{summary} and {temp}."
- "{summary} and {temp}. \U0001f644"
- "Welcome to {location}, where it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "Only in {location} would it be {temp} and {summary} right now."
- "I hope you like that it's {summary}. It's {temp}."
- "{summary} and {temp}. \U0001f4af\U0001f4af\U0001f4af"
- "My word, it's {summary} and {temp}."
- "It's {summary} and {temp}. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe."
- "Can you believe it's {temp} and {summary}?"
- "It's {summary} and {temp}. Cheers, mate."
- "It's {temp} and {summary}. Finally!"
- "Good grief, it's {temp} and {summary}."
# use 'apparent_temp', 'temp', 'wind_speed', 'wind_bearing', 'humidity',
# 'summary', or 'location'
special_conditions:
wind-chill: # wind chill at or below -30F or -34C
- "Brr! The windchill is {apparent_temp} and the wind is blowing at
{wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}. Stay safe out there!"
- "Even though it feels like {apparent_temp}, it's actually only {temp}."
- "It's cold out there! The windchill is {apparent_temp} and the wind is blowing at
{wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}."
medium-wind:
- "Looks like we've got some medium wind at {wind_speed} coming from
the {wind_bearing}."
- "{wind_speed} \U0001f4a8 coming from the {wind_bearing}"
heavy-wind: # wind speed equal or above 35mph, 56km/h, or 15m/s
- "Hold onto your hats! The wind is blowing at {wind_speed} coming from
the {wind_bearing}."
- "Heavy wind at {wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}."
- "Psh, it's just a little windy \U0001f4a8 ({wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing})"
fog:
- "Do you even fog bro? \U0001f32b"
- "The clouds are saying hi, it's foggy right now."
- "\U0001f301"
cold: # below -28C or -20F
- "It's {temp}. Too cold."
- "It's a wee bit chilly. {temp} \U0001f643"
- "Stupid polar vortex making things all cold, it's {temp}!"
- "It's {temp}. Just put a hat on, you'll be fine."
super-hot: # over 110F or 43C
- "Wowowowowowowowow, it's {temp}. I need some A/C ASAP."
- "\U0001f525\U0001f525\U0001f525 \U0001f635"
hot: # over 100F or 37C
- "Holy moly it's {temp}. I could literally (figuratively) melt."
- "\U0001f321 It's {temp}!"
- "We did it, it's {temp}!"
- "High five for climate change! It's {temp}."
dry: # humidity under 25%
- "{temp} with {humidity}% humidity."
- "It's dry as strained pasta. {humidity}% humid right now."
- "Watch out for spontaneous combustion, it's {humidity}% humid right now."
precipitations:
rain:
heavy:
- "Run for cover and stay dry! Heavy rain!"
- "Heavy rain detected, I hope your windows are closed."
- "Heavy rain! \u26c8"
moderate:
- "Alert: there is water falling from the sky."
- "It's raining \U0001f327"
- "Grab your umbrella, it's raining! \u2614\ufe0f"
- "\U0001f327"
- "Great, it's raining. \U0001f644"
light:
- "Light rain!"
- "Light rain, enjoy!"
- "Look out for precipitated condensed atmospheric water vapor, it's lightly raining."
- "Light rain. Just think of all of the happy hydroelectric power plants!"
- "Light rain detected."
- "Ahh, light rain!"
- "Light rain, how refreshing!"
- "Light rain. \U0001f326"
- "Light rain. Just think how hydrated all of the plants will be!"
- "Light rain? More like free car wash!"
- "Light rain. At least it's not snowing."
very-light:
- "Drizzlin' yo."
- "Very light rain detected."
- "Hey look, it's drizzling!"
snow:
heavy:
- "Heavy snow, bundle up."
- "Heavy snow detected, good luck with that."
- "Look at the snow, there's so much of it!"
moderate:
- "Alert: there are flakes of crystalline water
ice falling from the clouds."
- "It's snowing. \u2744"
- "It's snowing. \U0001f328"
- "\U0001f328"
- "\u2744"
- "Yay, snow! \u2603\ufe0f"
light:
- "Light snow!"
- "It's lightly snowing."
- "Light snow. At least it's not raining."
very-light:
- "Flurries"
- "Flurries detected."
- "Hey look, flurries!"
sleet:
heavy:
- "Heavy sleet."
moderate:
- "Sleet."
light:
- "Light sleet."
very-light:
- "Very light sleet."
hail:
heavy:
- "Heavy hail, run for cover!"
moderate:
- "Hail, watch out."
light:
- "Light hail."
very-light:
- "Very light hail."
# use 'title', 'expires', and 'uri'
# optional: 'time' (when the alert was issued)
# some locations support an expiry time, while others do not
alerts:
expires:
- 'Oh goody, a weather alert! {title} until {expires}. {uri}'
- 'Weather alert: {title} until {expires}. {uri}'
- "It's official now! {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
- "Get ready, there's a {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
- "\u26a0\ufe0f {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
- "\U0001f6a8 Weather alert! {title} until {expires}. {uri} \U0001f6a8"
no_expires:
- 'Oh goody, a weather alert! {title} from {time}. {uri}'
- 'Weather alert: {title}. {uri}'
- "It's official now! {title}. {uri}"
- "Get ready, there's a {title}. {uri}"
- "\u26a0\ufe0f {title}. {uri}"
- "\U0001f6a8 Weather alert! {title}. {uri} \U0001f6a8"