Inky Frame word clock example - swapping out NTP for Open Meteo API #747
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…tead as this uses Open Meteo, which returns local time accounting for time zones, daylight savings time etc
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Thank you, currently blocked by a couple of linting issues- the CI logs have gone, but: |
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This PR swaps out the NTP call for the word clock app and replaces it with the Badger 2040W weather app code which calls the Open Meteo API, then it tries to set the RTC based on the results of the Open Meteo API call. With a following wind we should end up with the correct local time for the lat/long supplied, rather than UTC. Just a quick hack so not expecting you to commit to the repo, but might be useful somewhere!