Here you can find a list of changes to the Dry Rock project as well as up coming features.
- A test workflow to automatically lint and test files on pushes and pull-requests to master and dev branches
- A deploy workflow which automatically merges the main branch into the gh-pages branch and updates the site, on pushes to the main branch
- An update-site action which runs the dryrock module and updates the live site
- Updated metno-locationforecast requirement to v1.0.0
- Renamed default branch to 'main'
- "requirements.txt" file. The project will now rely on the "Pipfile.lock"
Patch v2.0.1
- Typos and wording
- "Updated at" dates now in dd/mm/yyyy format
Dry Rock version 2 is here! With the Yr weather API being deprecated later this year version 2 now uses MET Norway's weather API. Most significantly this means that forecast data is exact to each crag rather than being taken from the nearest town. This change has been aided by using the metno-locationforecast library.
There have also been improvements to the general design of the site and the addition of a more detailed hourly forecast.
- Swapped to MET Norway's Locationforecast service through use of the metno-locationforecast library
- Forecasts now exact to crags
- First column of tables is now fixed to making viewing easier on small screens
- Detailed hourly forecasts in pop out modal
- Logging functionality, there is now a logging level configuration in config.py
- About and News pages
- Navbar at top of all pages
- The forecast package, as this has been replaced by the metno-locationforecast library
- Sunrise and sunset times, these are not included in the new API. They may be brought back in a future version
The initial release of the Dry Rock site.
Dry Rock is a site designed to help climbers in Ireland find some dry rock to climb on. Weather forecast data is collected from Yr, provided by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute.