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Forecast Your Weather With PythonScript
What we are going to build?
In order to check your place's weather. With the help of inbuilt libraries of python like requests, json and IPython. From "IPython" library, we use modules like "Image" and "display".
Step 1: Importing Dependencies
import requestsimport jsonfrom IPython.display import Image, display
Step 2: Enter your api-key
You can use https://api.openweathermap.org/ and get your API key. So that, you will get access of data.
# api-keyappId="94*********************"
Step 3 : Enter your place name
# place inputquery=input("Enter Your Place to Check Weather : ")
Step 4: Make queries for URL
Here you can write more specific queries for URL.
# queriesunit="metric"
Step 5: Create Dynamic URL
Design your URL. With query variables and make sure that you are using api key or id.
# API urlurl="https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q="+f"{query}"+"&appid="+f"{appId}"+"&units="+f"{unit}"
Step 6: Send GET request and store response of URL hit
# get response from api-hitresponse=requests.get(url,stream=True)
Step 7: Store data from response
# get data (in bytes form)data=response.content
Step 8: Convert "bytes" format to json
# get json file from "bytes" typejsn=json.loads(data.decode("utf-8"))
Step 9: Store important data from converted json file
# get temperaturetemp=jsn["main"]["temp"]# get weather iconicon=jsn["weather"][0]["icon"]# get weather descriptionweatherDesc=jsn['weather'][0]["description"]
Step 10: Send GET request and store response of URL to fetch Image
# get request with imageUrl to fetch png imageimageUrl="https://openweathermap.org/img/wn/"+f"{icon}"+"@2x.png"response2=requests.get(imageUrl,stream=True)
Step 11: Display Outputs
# display pngdisplay(Image(response2.content))# display temperatureprint(f"Temperature : {temp}C (Degree Celcius)")# display place nameprint(f"Place : {query}")# display weather descriptionprint(f"Weather Description : {weatherDesc}") Sample Output :
Github Link For Full Code : Click Here
Original Link: https://dev.to/prkskrs/forecast-your-weather-with-python-script-2724
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