Spelhubben Weather

This plugin displays current weather and an optional forecast. It can aggregate data from free global weather providers (Open-Meteo, SMHI, Yr/MET Norway, FMI, Open-Weathermap, and Weatherapi.com) and compute a simple consensus. Works worldwide with excellent coverage in Europe and beyond.

Features – Shortcode [spelhubben_weather], Gutenberg block, and classic widget – 6 Weather Providers: Open-Meteo, SMHI, Yr (MET Norway), FMI, Open-Weathermap, Weatherapi.com — enable any combination – Icon Themes: Classic, Modern Flat, Modern Gradient, Modern 2026, Modern 3D (selectable in admin settings) – Multiple Layouts: inline, compact, card, detailed – Daily Forecast: 3–10 days customizable – Provider Comparison: Side-by-side data from all enabled providers – Leaflet Map: OpenStreetMap tiles with proper attribution (ODbL) – Wind direction display: Rotated arrow with cardinal labels (optional via show=wind_dir) – Local Icons: SVG icons (no CDN dependency), responsive scaling – Performance: 6-30x faster settings page, lazy-loaded plugin showcase, optimized caching – Fully GDPR Compliant: No cookies, no tracking, no personal data collection – Translation-Ready: English base strings, Swedish and Norwegian translations included

Not affiliated with Open-Meteo, SMHI, Yr/MET Norway, FMI, Leaflet, or OpenStreetMap. Names are used for descriptive purposes only. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Full license text is included in the LICENSE file in the plugin root.

Feedback & Bug Reports

Feedback and bug reports can be posted here: https://github.com/K3NT4/spelhubben-weather/issues For common questions see the FAQ: https://github.com/K3NT4/spelhubben-weather/blob/main/Docs/FAQ.md For Roadmap: https://github.com/users/K3NT4/projects/2 License: GPLv3 or later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html

Weather widget & block with optional map and daily forecast. Can combine Open-Meteo, SMHI, Yr/MET, FMI, Open-Weathermap, and Weatherapi.com data.

Translations

The plugin is fully translatable and includes built-in translations for Swedish (sv_SE) and Norwegian Bokmål (nb_NO).

How to translate the plugin

Option 1: Contribute to translate.wordpress.org (recommended) – Visit translate.wordpress.org – Select your language and add translations via the browser interface – Your translations will automatically be included in future releases

Option 2: Local translation files If you need to add or modify translations locally:

1. Generate or update the POT file (translation template): wp i18n make-pot . languages/spelhubben-weather.pot --slug=spelhubben-weather

2. Create a PO file for your language (e.g., spelhubben-weather-de_DE.po):

   • Copy the .pot file and rename to match your locale (e.g., de_DE)
   • Use a translation tool like Poedit or a text editor
   • Translate all strings in the PO file
   • Save the file as spelhubben-weather-de_DE.po

3. Generate the MO file (compiled binary format): msgfmt spelhubben-weather-de_DE.po -o spelhubben-weather-de_DE.mo

4. Place files in the plugin:

   • Store both .po and .mo files in /languages/
   • Also generate a .l10n.php file (WordPress 6.0+): wp i18n make-json languages/spelhubben-weather-de_DE.po --no-purge

5. Activate your translation:

   • Change your WordPress language to match the locale code (Settings → General → Site Language)
   • The plugin will automatically load the translated strings

Translation file structure: languages/ spelhubben-weather.pot (template for all translations) spelhubben-weather-sv_SE.po (Swedish source text) spelhubben-weather-sv_SE.mo (Swedish compiled) spelhubben-weather-sv_SE.l10n.php spelhubben-weather-nb_NO.po (Norwegian source text) spelhubben-weather-nb_NO.mo (Norwegian compiled) spelhubben-weather-nb_NO.l10n.php

What gets translated: – All frontend strings (shortcode output, widget labels, weather descriptions, WMO codes) – Admin settings and UI labels – JavaScript strings (expand/collapse, status messages) – Error messages and notices

Best practices: – Use context clues in the POT file (msgctxt) to distinguish similar phrases – Test your translation in WordPress to ensure formatting and plurals work correctly – Check that translated UI aligns properly in your language (RTL vs LTR)