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SiWeatherWidgetForecastDay Type documentation

A single day in the forecast block.
Properties
Weather illustration for the day. A string is shorthand for { src } .
illustration?: (string | SiWeatherIcon)
Translatable day label, e.g. "Mon" .
label: TranslatableString
Maximum temperature, pre-formatted by the caller.
maxTemperature: (string | number)
Minimum temperature, pre-formatted by the caller.
minTemperature: (string | number)

Types Documentation

Describes how a weather illustration should be resolved. Callers can either provide a direct SiWeatherIcon.src or a semantic SiWeatherIcon.condition token resolved by a SiWeatherIconResolver .
Properties
Translatable alt text for accessibility.
alt?: TranslatableString
Semantic condition token, used by the resolver. Apps with custom resolvers may pass any string.
condition?: string
Direct URL/path. Wins over condition .
src?: string
(string & Translatable)
Represents a translatable string. This can either be a translation key, e.g. ACTIONS.EDIT that will be automatically translated when displayed on the UI or a pre-translated string, e.g. Edit . Equivalent to a normal string in usage and functionality.
string
Property
Direct URL/path. Wins over condition .
string
Property
Semantic condition token, used by the resolver. Apps with custom resolvers may pass any string.
Translatable
import
("clear" | "clouds" | "rain" | "storm" | "wind" | "unknown")
Built-in weather condition vocabulary. Mapped 1:1 by the library's default SiWeatherIconResolver to Element icons. Applications that need provider-specific vocabularies (Xweather, OpenWeather, …) should register their own resolver and may accept any string in their public APIs.
Result returned by a SiWeatherIconResolver . Implementations should return either icon (rendered via <​si-icon​> ) or src (rendered as a plain <​img​> ). When both are present, icon wins.
Properties
Resolved alt text. The widget falls back to a sensible default.
alt?: TranslatableString
Resolved Element icon name (e.g. "element-sun" ). Rendered via <​si-icon​> .
icon?: string
Resolved image URL. Rendered as a plain <​img​> .
src?: string
() => {}
Constructor

string
Property
Resolved Element icon name (e.g. "element-sun" ). Rendered via <​si-icon​> .
string
Property
Resolved image URL. Rendered as a plain <​img​> .
() => {}
Maps a semantic SiWeatherIcon to a renderable illustration. The library ships a SiDefaultWeatherIconResolver that maps the built-in SiWeatherCondition vocabulary to Element icons, so the widget renders a reasonable illustration out of the box. Applications can override the mapping or add provider-specific vocabularies by registering their own resolver:

Example:
@Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
export class MyWeatherIconResolver extends SiWeatherIconResolver {
  override resolve(icon: SiWeatherIcon): SiWeatherIconResolution | null {
    // ...
  }
}


Resolvers SHOULD return null for unknown or 'unknown' conditions so the widget can skip the illustration.
Constructor
() => {}
Methods
(icon: SiWeatherIcon) => (SiWeatherIconResolution | null)
Parameters
icon: SiWeatherIcon
extends SiWeatherIconResolver
Built-in resolver that maps the library's minimal SiWeatherCondition vocabulary to Element icons:

- clear → element-sun - clouds → element-cloudy - rain → element-rain - storm → element-storm - wind → element-wind - unknown → no illustration

Unknown tokens fall through to null so callers can register a more capable resolver without losing the built-in fallback.
Constructor
() => {} from SiWeatherIconResolver
Methods
(icon: SiWeatherIcon) => (SiWeatherIconResolution | null)
Parameters
icon: SiWeatherIcon

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