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astroterm — A terminal-based star map. More information: <https://github.com/da-luce/astroterm#usage>.
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astroterm command: A terminal-based star map. More information: <https://github.com/da-luce/astroterm#usage>.Solution
astroterm — A terminal-based star map. More information: <https://github.com/da-luce/astroterm#usage>.Display real-time positions of stars and planets based on your current location:
astrotermDisplay constellations, use color, and render the simulation at the given frame rate:
astroterm {{[-C|--constellations]}} {{[-c|--color]}} {{[-f|--fps]}} {{60}}Use unicode characters instead of the basic ASCII characters and only render stars brighter than the given magnitude:
astroterm {{[-u|--unicode]}} {{[-t|--threshold]}} {{2.0}}Use a given latitude, longitude, and datetime:
astroterm {{[-a|--latitude]}} {{90.0}} {{[-o|--longitude]}} {{-180.0}} {{[-d|--datetime]}} {{2025-08-04T12:00:00}}Use the longitude and latitude of a given city and set the speed of the simulation to a given factor:
astroterm {{[-i|--city]}} {{Singapore}} {{[-s|--speed]}} {{1000.0}}Code Snippets
Display real-time positions of stars and planets based on your current location
astrotermDisplay constellations, use color, and render the simulation at the given frame rate
astroterm {{[-C|--constellations]}} {{[-c|--color]}} {{[-f|--fps]}} {{60}}Use unicode characters instead of the basic ASCII characters and only render stars brighter than the given magnitude
astroterm {{[-u|--unicode]}} {{[-t|--threshold]}} {{2.0}}Use a given latitude, longitude, and datetime
astroterm {{[-a|--latitude]}} {{90.0}} {{[-o|--longitude]}} {{-180.0}} {{[-d|--datetime]}} {{2025-08-04T12:00:00}}Use the longitude and latitude of a given city and set the speed of the simulation to a given factor
astroterm {{[-i|--city]}} {{Singapore}} {{[-s|--speed]}} {{1000.0}}Context
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