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@openpets/open-meteo

v1.0.0

Published

2 months ago

Open-Meteo weather plugin for forecasts, historical weather, and location geocoding with optional API key support for commercial endpoints.

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opencode plugin open-meteo weather forecast historical-weather geocoding

Open-Meteo Pet

Open-Meteo weather plugin for OpenPets.

It provides:

Forecast weather data (/forecast)
Historical weather data (/archive)
Place search via geocoding (/search)
Connection test tool

Tools

open-meteo-test-connection
open-meteo-geocode
open-meteo-get-forecast
open-meteo-get-historical

Environment Variables

No required environment variables.

Optional:

OPEN_METEO_API_KEY - API key for commercial customer endpoints
OPEN_METEO_BASE_URL - Override weather API base URL
OPEN_METEO_GEOCODING_BASE_URL - Override geocoding API base URL

Quick Start

cd pets/open-meteo
opencode run "test open-meteo connection" --print-logs
opencode run "geocode Berlin" --print-logs
opencode run "get forecast for 52.52,13.41" --print-logs

Publish Before `pets run`

pets run open-meteo resolves @openpets/open-meteo from npm. If you want to run it by package name (instead of local folder), publish first:

cd pets/open-meteo
pets publish --preview
pets publish

Notes

Public Open-Meteo endpoints are generally usable without an API key.
includeRaw=true on forecast/historical tools returns full payloads.
Default responses return summarized previews to keep context small.