Pyweath is a Python package designed for developers looking to integrate weather forecasting features into their applications. Using the OpenWeatherMap API, Pyweath provides access to current weather conditions, air quality data, and a five day weather forecast for any location specified by city name or latitude/longitude position.

Example:

print(get_todays_forecast_ll(40.7128, -74.0060))

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Retrieves today's weather forecast based on city, returns a string.

Example:

print(get_todays_forecast_ctiy("Tokyo"))

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Retrieves five day weather forecast graph or list of temperatures for a specificied city, based off user input, outputs graph or list of strings.

Example:

fiveday_forecast_city("Dubai")
Would you like to see the graph? (y/n): n

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Retrieve today's air quality for a specificied city using Geocoder API to locate coordinates, returns a string. Extra details about componenets in air are available upon user input.

Example:

print(get_todays_airqual_city("New York"))
Would you like to see extra air quality details? (y/n): y

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If using the package in your own python program:

1. Make a pipenv (managed virtual environment) and install latest version of pyweath via: pipenv install pyweath Note: If you've previously created a pipenv virtual environment in the same directory, you may have to delete the old one first. Find out where it is located with the pipenv --venv command. For more information see: https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/.
2. Enter the virtual environment: pipenv shell
3. Create a Python file (ex: my_program.py). In the file, import pyweath to utilize its features (ex: from pyweath import *). For more: example python program.
4. Run the program in terminal: python3 my_program.py.
5. Close virtual environment when done: exit

If using the package directly in terminal:

1. Create and enter a pipenv virtual environment as seen above in steps 1 & 2.
2. Run our package directly from the command line: python3 -m pyweath. This should run the code located inside __main__.py, in the src folder.
3. Close virtual environment when done: exit

1. Clone this repo git clone https://github.com/software-students-spring2024/3-python-package-exercise-team-pyday
2. Create and enter virtual environment as seen above.
3. Install package: pipenv install pyweath
4. Install the necessary dependencies: pipenv install pytest build twine requests matplotlib numpy
5. If you wish to run the unit tests provided: pytest

• Sang In (Harry) Kang
• Jean Luis Adrover