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A recorded GUGiK fixture was a reverse address lookup for the author's home:
it carried a house number, a postal code and coordinates to about a metre, and
it was published. The place name in the README was the lesser half of the
problem.
Fixtures are re-recorded against Rynek Glowny in Krakow, a public square, and
the tests, spec example and README follow. The README example is regenerated
from the binary.
warnings.json is left as recorded: it is a verbatim national bulletin whose
teryt array lists roughly two hundred powiats, so no single entry says anything
about anyone.
NOTE: this removes the address from the tip, not from history. Commit e14a7db
and its successors still contain it, and remain reachable on any clone or
mirror.
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An hour-by-hour forecast for the terminal, with official IMGW warnings for
Polish locations. Replaces the Python version, whose cache file format it
keeps so the two can coexist until this reaches parity.
Open-Meteo provides the forecast, geocoding and pollen; GUGiK turns
coordinates into a TERYT powiat code; IMGW supplies the warnings, filtered
to that powiat rather than the whole country. Only the two lookups that
never change are cached. Forecasts never are.
Silence is never allowed to read as all-clear: "no warnings in force" and
"the check failed" are reported as distinct states.
Place names are resolved without guessing. A name matching several places
is refused with a numbered list carrying each candidate's region and
coordinates, and -pick N chooses one and remembers it. A stray positional
beside -l is an error, so an unquoted "Wiry, PL" cannot silently resolve to
somewhere else.
The cache is written one entry per line with sorted keys, and treated as
disposable but not worthless: an entry that will not parse is skipped and
the rest kept, and a file that will not parse at all is moved to
cache.json.bad rather than overwritten.
No third-party dependencies. `make ci` is the gate: gofmt clean, vet, tests.
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