[Bug] Generic weather generic air quality complication shows different color for AQI than what is indicated

[Syberkonda]

For example, the AQI where I am currently at is 50 according to the weather source that I have linked to generic weather. However, while my app (Breezy Weather) interprets this as being poor air quality (as it should), the complication shows a blue dot that indicates that the air quality is good. This is quite a notable discrepancy.

Could this issue be rectified, or could a way to set AQI ranges for each color in the complication be added?

[pacjo]

Hi, can you get a screenshot from breezy and optionally of the complication? What do you mean by good air quality? I only see excellent, fair, poor...

I'm guessing this only happens on 50 and other threshold levels, based on this fragment:

SmartspacerPlugins/app/src/genericweather/src/java/utils/icons/AirQuality.kt

Line 32 in c20553b

aqi <= AirQuality.FAIR -> "#50CCAA"

Also colors in Breezy are different from the ones I use. Strictly comparing them isn't possible.

[Syberkonda]

Our AQI just went up but it's a similar idea.

At 50 I believe the hex code for the color of the complication was #50CCAA (aka Fair, I was not sure what each color's actual term was). I did not realize that there are separate colors for Excellent and Fair until I pulled up the hex codes on a color website that showed them in a large rectangle. They look so similar in the small dot seen in the complication that I thought they actually were the same and were conveying the same message.

Perhaps the colors for the complication could be more distinct? Maybe even follow something similar to what Breezy does since those colors are quite distinct especially at the AQIs that we're most likely to see.

[pacjo]

What colors website? Generic weather is using EAQI color scheme from: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/air-quality/laqis

Color shown in the screenshot does match up with the expected one from the code. It's possible I have incorrect range calculation in the code - so the issue is valid, but using different color scheme from Breezy would be another thing.

[Syberkonda]

This is the website I used to view the hex values in the code you referenced earlier https://htmlcolorcodes.com/

[pacjo]

Oh, I thought you meant a website with colors for different AQI levels. Nevermind then. I'll correct the ranges, but colors will stay the same.