It is what the very descriptive name says, A system tray which shows the weather temperature of the selected place using the Open Weather API.

It is as of right now being fed by an Microsoft Azure Maps API where we get the Weather Info. If you are conserned for your privacy I recomment creating a free acount there and setting up a Azure Maps for you so you can set your own key.

If you find this program useful to you and in this early development stage you want to compile your own version here's a list of needs:

• Have Rust programming language and its toolchain installed..
• Do a cargo fetch to get the dependencies of this project.

And now you can open the project on the code editor, IDE of your choice and start changing stuff.

• I plan on making this program more concise, contained on it's own executable, none of this creating a file to load back on the system tray crate. (DONE)
• Another thing I want to do is to make easy to change the city and the API key so everybody has it's own key. (done for the API key, now read from ENV)
• Figure out how to make this whole program assynchronous or a way to create a delay to make another request to the API.
• Add a GUI to set the Environment Variables of the Key and City when It's the first time executing in System. I'm planing to to this simple gui in the FLTK-rs library *Make the Installation be only one file and setup up the location of the install and the startup execution.