woheller69
woheller69
Timezone auto + Unix format delivers GMT+0 timestamps and utc_offset_seconds
Yes, the timestamp is 15h GMT+0 or UTC and applying utc_offset_seconds you get to local time
My preferred and implemented way is to add `response.utc_offset_seconds` to the timestamp and format a date assuming GMT timezone. As you say this avoids the double date issue. I use...
because in the first call returned values start at 00:00 at your location (auto) and in the second call they start at 00:00 in UK (GMT)
I think about reevaluating the hourly codes in my app between sunrise and sunset. And if there is sun in the weather codes of at least 2 hours I could...
_hours of sun_ might also be helpful
On a day with 10 hours of sun and one hour of rain I think it is more important to have sun protection than an umbrella... I would use a...
I included some code in my app to reanalyze hourly codes between sunset and sunrise and change codes if needed. Maybe someone wants to try. https://github.com/woheller69/omweather/issues/3
You might add permission MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission to your manifest, **as long as you do not want to publish on GooglePlay**. Request all-files access An app can request all-files access from...
no typo https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_page