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Display METAR & TAF info from NOAA’s Aviation Digital Data Service
Display up to 6 hours before now
PIREPs up to 200sm
Create multiple instances using either widget or shortcode
WP-CLI Integration

Gutenberg Block

A new AWFN Block can be found in the Widgets section.

Shortcode Usage: ( shown with defaults )

[adds_weather apts='KSMF' hours=2 show_metar=1 show_taf=1 show_pireps=1 show_station_info=1 radial_dist=100 title='']\n

Data is cached for 30 minutes using the WordPress Transients API.

Included Filter Hooks:

adds_kses: Array of permitted HTML tags.
adds_custom_css: URL of a user-supplied stylesheet. Supplying a stylesheet in theme’s directory ( ‘css/aviation_weather_from_noaa.css’ ) will also override stylesheet.

Styling

Copy css/aviation_weather_from_noaa.css from plugin directory into theme directory, keeping that file structure.
Make desired changes.
Plugin will load this stylesheet instead of its own.

Code and support available at GitHub

\n","installation":"

Manual Installation

Upload the entire /aviation-weather-from-noaa directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate Aviation Weather from NOAA through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

WP_CLI Installation

wp plugin install aviation-weather-from-noaa --activate\n

WP_CLI Configuration

WP_CLI commands should work as expected out of the box.
\nwp awfn –help

\n","faq":"\n

\nCan you…\n\n

Support will be made available at the GitHub Repo

\n\n","changelog":"

0.7.2

Fix minification issue preventing metar and pirep sections from expanding.
Use Gulp to minify JS

0.7.1

Upgrade FontAwesome to v5

0.7.0

Treat radial_dist and hours_before_now and their defaults as strings to fix block error
Fix admin styling issue with Title only being 100px wide

0.6.0

Added Gutenberg Block.

0.5.1

Update add_management_page() args to prevent PHP notice

0.5.0

Still caching data but loading via Ajax to get around CDN issues
Fix PHP notices

0.4.0

Separate functionality into individual classes
Improve use of transients and options including deletion on uninstall
Only display most recent METAR & TAF
Add decoded METAR
Show/hide decoded METAR and PIREPS
WP-CLI Integration with error logging
Removed filter hooks for styling wrappers

0.3.8

Add ability to not display Metar
Add check for PHP version 3.3

0.3.7

Add styling
Add hooks to filter styling
Add option for theme supplied stylesheet

0.3.6

Add unit tests

0.3.5

Cast values as bool instead of using boolval(), which requires PHP >= 5.5

0.3.4a

Remove local development files from SVN ( basically v0.3.3 without the extra files )

0.3.3

Fix code that was preventing TAF from displaying
Fix transients not being deleted on update
Add check for USA, Canada and Australia if 3 characters entered for ICAO

0.3.1

Refactor per WordPress coding standards
Replace cURL and allow_url_fopen() with wp_remote_get()
Add check to limit hours before now to 6 in shortcode
Add checks for empty/missing values
Better sanitizing

0.3.0

Added ability to use cURL if allow_url_fopen() is disabled

0.2.7

Fixed readme errors
Added GitHub link

0.2.6

Added transients API so we don’t hit NOAA with every page load

0.2.4

Added custom title to widget + shortcode

0.2.0

Added ability to hide or display TAF
Added shortcode

0.1.0

First release

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VAMwp is a WordPress plugin that provides integration with a Virtual Airlines Manager (http://virtualairlinesmanager.net/)
\ninstallation on the same server. VVAMwp 1.0.0 is the current version of the plugin which supports VAM 2.6.2.

VAMwp provides a set of widgets which can be included in any WordPress site using any theme to create a rich WordPress-Based
\nweb site for a virtual airline. The roadmap is to allow complete management of the VAM airline from within WordPress without
\nthe need for end-user visitors or pilots to access the VAM administration portal — which would only be needed for managing
\nthe airline itself by airline staff.

At this time, the widgets provided allow the creation of a visitor-facing web site presenting a rich set of widgets to
\npresent pilot rosters, fleet details, hubs, and flights. These widgets can be combined in many different combinations in
\nmost WordPress sites.

Future releases will provide widgets to allow pilots to book flights, file PIREPs and more.

VAMwp was originally built for the launch of the new Finnair Virtual airline (http://www.finnairvirtual.fi/) but is now being
\npackaged and released to the wider VAM and WordPress community.

The plugin is also available on GitHub for download as unpackaged source code at https://github.com/likeablegeek/vamwp.
\nDocumentation of VAMwp is available on GitHub in the project’s Wiki.

It is worth noting that VAMwp is a work-in-progress. As such it has some limitations:

The current version presumes WordPress and VAM are installed on the same server in the same virtual host
\n(i.e. under the same base url such as http://www.mydomain.com/). The typical installation pattern is that the
\nVAM installation directory would be at /vam/ and the WordPress site would occupy the root directory of the
\nsite.
To fully integrate the user experience with VAM currently requires the creation of a set of rewrite rules
\nfor mod_rewrite (if using Apache as an HTTP server) or equivalent for nginx or other HTTP servers. This is to
\nallow links from various widgets to redirect away from the back-end VAM portal (if desired). This is explained
\nwith an example in the documentation but is not required to use the plugin.
There is an underlying assumption that users of the plugin fully understand how to use VAM and their VAM
\ninstallation. The plugin and its documentation in no way simplifies or supports the installation of VAM and
\nthe configuration of a virtual airline based on the VAM platform. Users needing support to install, configure
\nand manage VAM should refer to the VAM documentation and the VAM help and support forums.

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Basic installation is straightforward:

Install the plugin by installing through WordPress itself from the WordPress plugin repository or
\nupload the plugin contents to a folder called vamwp in /wp-content-plugins.
In the WordPress administration interface visit Settings > VAMwp to configure the following settings:
\nthe URL path to your VAM instance (typically /vam/), your VAM MySQL server hostname, database name,
\nusername and password to allow the plugin to access your VAM database.
Place and use VAMwp widgets in your site as with any other WordPress widgets.

More detailed instructions can be found in the project documentation.

\n","faq":"\n

Installation Instructions

Basic installation is straightforward:

Install the plugin by installing through WordPress itself from the WordPress plugin repository or
\nupload the plugin contents to a folder called vamwp in /wp-content-plugins.
In the WordPress administration interface visit Settings > VAMwp to configure the following settings:
\nthe URL path to your VAM instance (typically /vam/), your VAM MySQL server hostname, database name,
\nusername and password to allow the plugin to access your VAM database.
Place and use VAMwp widgets in your site as with any other WordPress widgets.

More detailed instructions can be found in the project documentation.

Does VAMwp replace VAM?

No, VAMwp integrates with VAM. A full VAM insallation is needed — it must be configured and managed as with any
\nother VAM-based virtual airline.

Can I change the appearance of the VAMwp widgets?

Yes and no. In theory, VAMwp widgets can be deployed with any theme and will inherit many of the visual aspects
\nof those themes. However, the exact content of widgets cannot be changed or managed at this time. However,
\ninternationalisation of widgets labels, etc can be managed through the Polylang plugin.

Can I internationalise the VAMwp widgets?

Yes. VAMwp has been built with internationalisation of widget labels, titles, etc in mind. However, no translations
\nare provided except for the default English. Additionally, you can use tools like Polylang or WPML to fully manage
\na multi-lingual site if you need.

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0.1.0

First public release of VAMwp.

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