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local-openweathermap

v1.0.0

Published

Javascript plugin to display weather on your website with OpenWeaterMap API

Readme

Local OpenWeatherMap

Javascript plugin to display weather on your website with OpenWeaterMap API.

You can specified JSON file or directly the JSON API of OpenWeatherMap.

Demo

Installation

  1. Install Local Weater using: npm install local-openweathermap
  2. Get an API-Key form openweathermap

Configuration

const weater = new Weather('.weather', {
    weatherType: 'weather',
    lang: 'fr',
    cityId: '3009566',
    units: 'metric',
    appid: 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    icoPath: 'images/',
    icoFormat: 'svg',
    icoWidth: '60',
    icoHeight: '60',
});

Options

  • weatherType: string A string that define the type of weather, daily or forecast over a maximum of 5 days. value: weather, forecast default: forecast

  • appid: string The OpenWeatherMap key

  • jsonPath: string The path to a local json file

  • lang: string OpenWeatherMap language option default: en

  • cityId: integer The id of the city. Must be found directly in the url after à search on https://openweathermap.org

  • units: string OpenWeatherMap units format of temperature. Fahrenheit = imperial, Celsius = metric, Kelvin = standard value: imperial, metric, standard default: metric

  • icoPath: string Path to the image folder, by default use OpenWeatherMap images. default: https://openweathermap.org/img/w/

  • icoFormat: string Format of the images default: png

  • icoWidth: integer Width attribute of the images default: 50

  • icoHeight: integer Height attribute of the image default: 50

  • forecastDays: integer In the case where you choose weatherType to forecast, indicates the number of days to be displayed default: 3