izolabella.OpenWeatherMap.NET 4.0.1

🌦️ izolabella.OpenWeatherMap.NET

A library for communicating with the OpenWeatherMap API.

Used mostly because I like to know when it rains and enjoy having the convenience of seeing the weather in places other than a dedicated app.

👩‍💻 Getting Started

This project is available through NuGet.org;

• Package Manager (Visual Studio)

Install-Package izolabella.OpenWeatherMap.NET

• .NET CLI

dotnet add package izolabella.OpenWeatherMap.NET

⌨️ Code

A new instance of the OpenWeatherMapClient class must be initialized. This can be done while providing the AppId argument in the constructor immediately or the AppId can be set later, but if it isn't set before you attempt calling a method, the client will throw an Exception. This class also supports a specific unit type.

OpenWeatherMapClient Client = new("App Id", UnitTypes.Metric);

Various methods of communicating with the API are provided through processors used for different parts of the API.

. . .
WeatherResponse? Response = await Client.Processors.CurrentWeatherDataProcessor.GetWeatherByZipCodeAsync("00000", "US");
// WeatherResponse is a class containing generic, current weather information.
. . .

. . .
OneCallWeatherResponse? OneCallWeatherResponse = await Client.Processors.OneCallProcessor.CallAsync(0.0m, 0.0m);
// OneCallWeatherResponse is a class containing all possible relevant weather information regarding the given coordinates.
. . .

The WeatherResponse object might not always be null if an error has occurred (such as an invalid zipcode), check the Cod object for a 2xx http status code if necessary. Specific error types will more than likely be added later.