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hubot-open-meteo

v0.1.1

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Current weather and US weather alerts from Open-Meteo and the National Weather Service. No API key needed.

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Keywords

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Readme

hubot-open-meteo

Current weather for Hubot from Open-Meteo, followed by any active National Weather Service alerts for US locations.

Neither service needs an API key.

user>  hubot weather Portland, OR
hubot> ⛅ Partly cloudy and 79°F/26°C in Portland, Oregon. High 82°F/28°C, low 55°F/13°C, 10% chance of precipitation.

In Slack the weather comes as an attachment with conditions, temperature, feels-like, humidity, wind and today's high/low, and each alert gets its own attachment colored by severity.

Installation

npm install --save hubot-open-meteo

Then add hubot-open-meteo to your external-scripts.json.

Commands

| Command | | |---|---| | hubot weather | Weather for the default location | | hubot weather <place> | Weather for a place |

A place can be a city (Portland, the most populous match wins), a city and US state (Portland, ME or Portland, Maine), a city and country or region (London, UK, London, Ontario), or a US ZIP code (97201).

Configuration

| Variable | | |---|---| | HUBOT_WEATHER_DEFAULT_LOCATION | Place used by a bare hubot weather, in any form above | | HUBOT_DEFAULT_LATITUDE, HUBOT_DEFAULT_LONGITUDE | Coordinates used by a bare hubot weather when HUBOT_WEATHER_DEFAULT_LOCATION is not set | | HUBOT_WEATHER_USER_AGENT | User-Agent sent to the National Weather Service, which asks that it include a way to contact you. Defaults to hubot-open-meteo (https://github.com/stahnma/hubot-open-meteo) |

Usage limits and attribution

Open-Meteo's free API is for non-commercial use and has a daily request limit; see its terms. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Development

npm install
npm run lint
npm test