Overview
An easy-to-read, week-at-a-glance weather display built to look like a simulated monochrome LCD — a 7-day temperature-range forecast for a wall-mounted screen. Two outputs come from one set of numbers: a full-screen web display (with a live clock, a blinking current-temperature segment, and optional animated “After Dark” screensaver backgrounds behind the floating device), and a receipt banner — the same forecast as a static monochrome strip printed to a network thermal printer.
How It Works
A small Python + Pillow server renders both outputs. / is the wall display, /settings tunes location, season scale, background and printer with a live banner preview, and /print/preview.png returns the banner raster with no printer needed. It binds all interfaces by default, so a Raspberry Pi or tablet on the same network can just open the page.
Current Status
Working; drives a wall screen and prints its banner over the network.