Weather-emoji NPM

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Install 🐙

Install NodeJs and run

npm install -D weather-emoji

Then import the package.

import WeatherEmoji from "weather-emoji"

Note - We're using the openweather API to fetch the data, it requires that you create a key, click on the link to register and generate your key.

Exemples 🖍

import WeatherEmoji from "weather-emoji";
const weatherEmoji = new WeatherEmoji(secretApiKey);

const emojiParis = weatherEmoji.getWeather("paris", true).then(data => data);

console.log(emojiParis.emoji); // return emoji

Example with async/await.

import WeatherEmoji from "weather-emoji";

(async () => {
	const weatherEmoji = new WeatherEmoji(secretApiKey);

	const emojiNewYork = await weatherEmoji.getWeather("new york", true);
	console.log(emojiNewYork.emoji);
})()

API 👩‍💻

new WeatherEmoji(apiKey)

The WeatherEmoji class provide methods and properties who return emoji and data representing the climatic situation of a city.

apiKey {string} - Your api key generate by openweather api.

Return an object with methods and properties below:

_apiKey

Return string - Your API key it is recommended to hide this data to the client.

_apiUrl

Return string - The url we're using to fetch the data.

getWeather(cityName, celsius)

This method fetch data about a city and return data and emoji about this city.

cityName {string} - The city name to retrieve data.
celsius {boolean} default true - If false the temperature will be in farenheit.

Return a Promise which resolve if the cityName argument is correct.

code {number} Result status code.
emoji {string} The emoji.
temperature {object} Object with data about temperature. actual {float} Actual temperature. max {float} Maximum temperature. * min {float} Minimum temperature.