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kandi X-RAY | openweather Summary
kandi X-RAY | openweather Summary
When we call city name. json api responds with a list of results that match a searching word.
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- show weather data
- show city name
- Get weather data by city name .
- View the data .
- Quits the session .
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openweather Examples and Code Snippets
def _get_api_key():
"""Fetch the API key from your configuration file.
Expects a configuration file named "secrets.ini" with structure:
[openweather]
api_key=
"""
config = ConfigParser()
config.read("secrets.ini"
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QUESTION
I am trying to extract country weather data from the openweather api and add it to a data frame to be able to create a csv file, but I am running into some problems. I imported the data and when I print it, I am able to see the requested data(humidity, temperature, wind speed etc.) in formatted form. I started to run into problems when I create my dataframe.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-16 at 08:40You need to move caribbean_countries
before the for loop or else it'll overwrite each iteration. You also need to do this for your other values or they'll be overwritten too.
QUESTION
I am making a simple get request to the OpenWeather API but while debugging I realized that despite I am getting response the mapping process of body values is not done. The debugger is not entering my data model and therefore is not mapping anything and I am not able to save data into my "weatherList" list.
Here is my get request:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-14 at 14:37Try this model once
QUESTION
I created a custom module where in the block I display the weather using data from https://openweathermap.org/
Code of this block:
https://phpsandbox.io/n/sweet-forest-1lew-1wmof
Also I have WeatherForm.php file with the form which adds in a configuration city and an API key for which it is necessary to display weather.
I needed to Add form validation:
- fields should not be empty
- City name should not contain numbers
I did it this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-10 at 21:55Why not use both, brainstorm with me something along the lines of..
QUESTION
I am working currently on weather app from a tutorial. The app works fine until the moment when I try to refresh everything and request once again a location and call API using the new location. Whenever I do that it either takes a lot of time to get a new location or it never happens. I am a little bit lost here and would love to find out how to make it work.
Step by step:
- In override fun onOptionsItemSelected I call requestLocationData() -> this part goes fine and the called function runs.
- In requestLocationData() I should request location using fused location provider client and move to override fun onLocationResult but this either takes a lot of time or never happens.
MainActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 04:27every time when you call requestLocationData()
the whole service creates a new instance, which means the whole process starts from zero. it's not a good practice. first of all, you should use the ViewModel approach or create a global retrofit instance.
QUESTION
I am using openweather api and in response i am getting date like 1648292136 after converting it to date it becomes Sat Mar 26 16:28:44 GMT+05:30 2022 to convert it i used:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 16:13String dateString = DateFormat.format("HH", new Date(updatedAt)).toString();
int dateHour = Integer.parseInt(dateString);
if(dateHour < 18 && dateHour > 4)
{
app background = moon;
}
else
{
app background = sun;
}
QUESTION
Getting the current day, hour, minute etc for the users current location is fairly straight forward using a function like this, so long as you have UTC data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 04:37you could try something simple, like this example code, to get the time at the "other" location:
QUESTION
I am working on a weather app and need to properly handle a 404 response from the server. There are 2 API requests made with the second one needing data from the first one.
I basically want to render "location does not exist" when there is a 404 error response. An attempt was made with try..catch which resulted in this issue: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'coord')
.
Error happens for both success and failure responses.
Questions:
- What does this error mean and how can I properly de-structure
coord
prop? - How can I properly setup try..catch to handling error response?
- Bonus question: how can try..catch be made inside
getForecastData
function as well?
Here is the useForecast.js file containing logic and API calls:
- try...catch attempt was made in
getCoordinates
function
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 20:42You're catching the error successfully. The problem is that when it happens, you are not returning any value to
QUESTION
I'm using the OpenWeather Current Weather Data Api, and trying to make a url request to get json data from the api in Swift5. I need to print the json data. Here is some code I found on the internet that I have been trying to use, but has not been working.
Note: I do NOT want to use any external libraries. like alamofire.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 11:44So, at first you should be aware that you are registered and already have your own API Key. The main reason that can occur here for not opening link is that You are using a Free subscription and try requesting data available in other subscriptions . And for future if you want to do just get request you don't need to do session.dataTask(with: request), the session.dataTask(with: url) will be OK.)
Here is simpler way of your code.
QUESTION
I'm trying to wrap my head around this call in Combine.
I have two models and calls. One is an array of place data, the second an array for the OpenWeather response. What I need is to pass the latitude and longitude from my first call response into the second call. At the same time I need to keep the response for both calls.
Bear in mind that this is my first chained request.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 16:56You are not going to be able to chain the requests the way you are trying to and still capture all the results.
Think of it this way. By chaining Combine operators you're constructing a pipeline. You can decide what to put into the input to the pipeline, and you can dump whatever comes out of the output of the pipeline into a sink
where you can see the results, but you can't go through the sides of the pipe to see the intermediate values (at least not without cutting a window in the pipe which we'll get to).
Here's your code:
QUESTION
I am trying to parse through the JSON response from the OpenWeather API and I want to get the probability of precipitation, but the corresponding API response field is 'pop', so whenever I try to access it thinks that I am trying to use the .pop() method. How can I get Javascript to ignore the .pop() method and just let me use .pop to access the API?
My code:
The applicable portion of the JSON response:
Thank You
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 20:55You could try this: response['pop']
but after all OpenWeather API needs to fix this. Maybe send them an email, and let them know, but this needs to be fixed from their part since you can't ignore built in methods
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