But there were no reports of damages or major disruption and Seoul later lifted the alert. The South’s capital city of Seoul issued alerts over public speakers and cellphone text messages telling residents to prepare for evacuation. The North Korean launch had prompted brief evacuation orders in South Korea and Japan. Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told reporters that no object was believed to have reached space. It also said it bolstered its military readiness in close coordination with the United States. Let me know if anyone makes some improvements as I am a absolute HA nube (2 weeks and counting).South Korea’s military said the rocket had “an abnormal flight” before it fell in the waters. camera:įile_path: /home/homeassistant/.homeassistant/satimgs/radar_IDR713.gif This is really flexible in how the images look. BTW: You can easily change the number of images in the loop, size of the images, type of background overlays. There are still a couple of rough edges like the ImageMagick command is not quite right but I will tidy that up when I get a chance. I then just added a camera.local_file to the appropriate group and all was well. It takes about 5+ secs to download and process for me which was a bit laggy to call the script on page load. This is the downside of this approach as I am downloading even when I am not using them. I then add an automation to grab and process the images on a regular (20 mins?) basis.
#get the $iqty most recent images quietlyĬurl -silent -list-only /anon/gen/radar/|grep $ID.T|tail -$iqty|xargs -i wget -q ''Ĭonvert -layers flatten -dispose none $ID.background.png $ID.locations.png -dispose previous $ID.T*.png -set delay 75 -loop 0 radar_$ID.gif I am sure the python gurus can do better with a more eloquent script. So wanting to play a little with ImageMagick I installed the package and created a quick bash script. I wasn’t able find a url that had the wanted images (although I am sure it exists) as BOM seem to provide the png’s in transparent layer format. I thought I might share my toying with this type of approach with the Australian BOM radar images.
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