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Limit daily forecast to 3 days and adjust spacing

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2025-04-17 09:10:21 -05:00
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@@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ class WeatherManager:
# Sort data by date to ensure chronological order
sorted_daily_items = sorted(daily_data.items(), key=lambda item: item[1]['date'])
# Filter out today's data and take the next 4 days
future_days_data = [item for item in sorted_daily_items if item[0] != today_str][:4]
# Filter out today's data and take the next 3 days
future_days_data = [item for item in sorted_daily_items if item[0] != today_str][:3]
for date_str, data in future_days_data:
temps = data['temps']
@@ -401,39 +401,43 @@ class WeatherManager:
image = Image.new('RGB', (self.display_manager.matrix.width, self.display_manager.matrix.height))
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Calculate layout based on matrix dimensions
days_to_show = min(4, len(self.daily_forecast))
total_width = self.display_manager.matrix.width
section_width = total_width // days_to_show
padding = max(2, section_width // 6) # Increased padding for more space
for i in range(days_to_show):
forecast = self.daily_forecast[i]
x = i * section_width + padding
center_x = x + (section_width - 2 * padding) // 2
# Calculate layout based on matrix dimensions for 3 days
days_to_show = min(3, len(self.daily_forecast)) # Changed from 4 to 3
if days_to_show == 0:
# Handle case where there's no forecast data after filtering
draw.text((2, 2), "No daily forecast", font=self.display_manager.small_font, fill=self.COLORS['dim'])
else:
total_width = self.display_manager.matrix.width
section_width = total_width // days_to_show # Divide by 3 (or fewer if less data)
padding = max(2, section_width // 6)
# Draw day name at top
day_text = forecast['date']
day_width = draw.textlength(day_text, font=self.display_manager.small_font)
draw.text((center_x - day_width // 2, 1),
day_text,
font=self.display_manager.small_font,
fill=self.COLORS['extra_dim'])
# Draw weather icon in middle
icon_size = self.ICON_SIZE['medium']
icon_y = self.display_manager.matrix.height // 3 # Position icon in upper third
icon_x = center_x - icon_size // 2
WeatherIcons.draw_weather_icon(draw, forecast['condition'], icon_x, icon_y, icon_size)
# Draw high/low temperatures at bottom
temp_text = f"{forecast['temp_low']}°/{forecast['temp_high']}°"
temp_width = draw.textlength(temp_text, font=self.display_manager.extra_small_font)
temp_y = self.display_manager.matrix.height - 8 # Position at bottom with small margin
draw.text((center_x - temp_width // 2, temp_y),
temp_text,
font=self.display_manager.extra_small_font,
fill=self.COLORS['text'])
for i in range(days_to_show):
forecast = self.daily_forecast[i]
x = i * section_width # No need for padding here, centering handles spacing
center_x = x + section_width // 2 # Center within the section
# Draw day name at top
day_text = forecast['date']
day_width = draw.textlength(day_text, font=self.display_manager.small_font)
draw.text((center_x - day_width // 2, 1),
day_text,
font=self.display_manager.small_font,
fill=self.COLORS['extra_dim'])
# Draw weather icon in middle
icon_size = self.ICON_SIZE['medium']
icon_y = self.display_manager.matrix.height // 3 # Position icon in upper third
icon_x = center_x - icon_size // 2
WeatherIcons.draw_weather_icon(draw, forecast['condition'], icon_x, icon_y, icon_size)
# Draw high/low temperatures at bottom
temp_text = f"{forecast['temp_low']}°/{forecast['temp_high']}°"
temp_width = draw.textlength(temp_text, font=self.display_manager.extra_small_font)
temp_y = self.display_manager.matrix.height - 8 # Position at bottom with small margin
draw.text((center_x - temp_width // 2, temp_y),
temp_text,
font=self.display_manager.extra_small_font,
fill=self.COLORS['text'])
# Update the display
self.display_manager.image = image