A simple wrapper around OpenWeatherMap APIs using Python, allow users to interact OpenWeatherMap platform to retrieve weather information
You can install OpenWeatherMap-PyClient as :
pip install git+https://github.com/gnknithin/OpenWeatherMap-PyClient.git@main
After the installation, add OPENWEATHERMAP_API_KEY to the environment variable
As OpenWeatherMap API's require authorization to process our requests, please proceed to OpenWeatherMap API Section to create / retrieve you API Key
For windows users, run the following commands in a command prompt:
setx OPENWEATHERMAP_API_KEY "YOUR-OPENWEATHERMAP-API-KEY"
For UNIX or LINUX or MAC users, add the line to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc using terminal:
export OPENWEATHERMAP_API_KEY=YOUR-OPENWEATHERMAP-API-KEY
from openweathermappy.client import OpenWeatherMapClient
<!-- To Load from .env -->
client = OpenWeatherMapClient.loadFromDotEnvFile()
<!-- To Initialize with OpenWeatherMap API Key -->
client = OpenWeatherMapClient(apiKey='YOUR-API-KEY')
<!-- To Get Name Of Location Using Latitude and Longitude -->
response = client.getNameOfLocationUsingLatitudeAndLongitude(latitude=17.69,longitude=83.2093)
print(response)MIT licensed. See the bundled LICENSE file for more details.