@johnckealy So when you test it properly, tag me in the post to add your plugin to the menu :-)

A video from the second flight:

an even better GPSVisualizer example: https://blog.mah.priv.at/gpsvisualizer/20191213161729-47167-map.html

click on the points, and the tracks between points to reveal detail information

https://blog.mah.priv.at/index.php/2019/12/10/windy-com-trajectories-on-mobile-and-pad/

Thanks @rittels! Exactly what I needed :)

@rittels thanks - works perfectly!

@marekd Great, thanks.

Awesome, I'm looking forward to it!

@jakubvrana These parameters are basically for inner systems. It was not intended for public use. icon is a number used for printing weather icon, icon2 is a new version of the same. These values are basically got from the weathercode and also from other parameters. And for the night icon we are using moonPhase to partly/fully fill the moon.

Feel free to write me using chat for more information.

@jakubvrana Thanks for the report, it is fixed now.

@ivo said in How to document a plugin?:

Basicly the plugins are a slight security threat running JS in the same context. We plan to make nice plugin Gallery and loading/opening plugins much more easy, yet we do not believe that opening URL is good idea.

This way an attacker can submit an attacker can submit a link with malware JS plugin in path. We routinely check source code of published plugins to make sure this will not happen.

A simple solution which is not a security risk is to open a pre-filled form which the user has to confirm. E.g. https://www.windy.com/?plugin=windy-plugin-pg-mapa would open this:

The user then needs to click Load & activate.

@jakubvrana I was able to solve it by this hack:

Install Header Editor. Add rule Modify response header with header name Access-Control-Allow-Origin and value https://www.windy.com. Add a second rule Modify response header with this custom function: let access = false; for (let i = 0; i < val.length; i++) { if (val[i].name == 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin') { if (access) { val.splice(i, 1); } access = true; } }

I don't know why both these rules are needed, the first one shouldn't be needed. However if I don't add it then the headers are not modified.