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### Optional |
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1. Pimp your output. Here are some ideas or examples, be creative: |
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-> Put some colors in your text |
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-> Associate an emoji to the weather (< 10°: ❄️; > 10° && < 20°: ☀️; > 20°: 🔥) |
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-> Add randoms messages to say hello |
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-> Etc. |
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1. Pimp your output. Here are some ideas or examples, be **creative**: |
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- Put some colors in your text |
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- Associate an emoji to the weather `(< 10°: ❄️; > 10° && < 20°: ☀️; > 20°: 🔥)` |
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- Add randoms messages to say hello |
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- Etc. |
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2. Generate a `ephemeris.html` file from this ephemeris |
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-> Check the first raid! you can use the `style.css` and the `cards` section of the `html` file as an inspiration... |
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- Check the first raid! you can use the `style.css` and the `cards` section of the `html` file as an inspiration... |
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3. Save a file every day in a `history` folder (with its date) and display the 10 latest files of the history in an HTML page. |
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3. Save a file every day in a `/history` folder (with its date) and display the 10 latest files of the history in an HTML page. |
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4. Integrate your ephemeris in the result of your first `cardon-copy` raid, on the `cards` section. |
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-> Integration must be dynamic: each day, your new ephemeris should replace the old one. |
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- Integration must be dynamic: *each day, your new ephemeris should replace the old one.* |
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### Notions |
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