#! /usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use JSON;

#Have to open the web page and look in developer mode to get this info
my $URL_lat = ($ARGV[0] or 40.48967);
my $URL_lng = ($ARGV[1] or -111.93882);
my $URL_ProID = ($ARGV[2] or 23);
my $URL_StatID = ($ARGV[3] or "C3430");

my $info = `curl -sm 5 "https://www.weatherbug.com/api/observation?lat=$URL_lat&lng=$URL_lng&providerId=$URL_ProID&stationId=$URL_StatID"` or die "Error";

my $json = decode_json $info or die "Error";

my $loc   = %{$json}{"Station"}->{"StationId"};
my $temp  = %{$json}{"Observation"}->{"Temperature"};
my $windS = %{$json}{"Observation"}->{"WindSpeedAvg"};
my $windD = %{$json}{"Observation"}->{"WindDirectionAvg"};

print "?:".$temp.":".$windS.":".$windD.":(WB)".$loc;