JarCastingClime Tool for Java
Overview
This is a Java library wich provides a powerful tool for getting weather information and forecasts from any city you request. The weather data comes from external APIs, like Open Weather Map.
You must to be careful using this dependency in an Android application, because you have to call ClimeT methods in an Async Task in order to avoid performing networking operations in the main thread. If you don't, you will get a NetworkOnMainThreadException.
Install
Gradle
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.malkomich:climet:1.0'
}
Maven
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.malkomich</groupId>
<artifactId>climet</artifactId>
<version>1.0</version>
</dependency>
Usage
- Getting current weather by a city name.
CurrentWeatherData data = ClimeT.getCurrentWeather("London");
City city = data.getCity();
Weather weather = data.getWeather();
// You have all weather information in the City and Weather objects.
String state = weather.getState().getMain();
float temp = weather.getTemp().getCurrentTemp(Weather.CELSIUS);
System.out.println("The current weather in " + city.getName() + " is: " + state + ", with a temperature of "
+ temp + "\u00b0.");
- Getting hour forecast by coordinates.
HourForecastData data = ClimeT.getHourForecast(51.51, -0.13);
List<Weather> forecast = data.getForecast();
Weather weather = forecast.get(2);
Calendar date = weather.getDateTime();
float speed = weather.getWind().getSpeed();
int cloudiness = weather.getClouds().getCloudiness();
System.out.println("The day " + sdf.format(date.getTime()) + " at " + date.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY)
+ ", the wind will have a speed of " + speed + " m/s, and the percentage of cloudiness will be "
+ cloudiness + "%.");
- Getting date forecast by city.
DateForecastData data = ClimeT.getDateForecast("London");
List<Weather> forecast = data.getForecast();
Weather weather1 = forecast.get(2);
Calendar date1 = weather1.getDateTime();
float rain = weather1.getRain().getValue();
Weather weather2 = forecast.get(5);
Calendar date2 = weather2.getDateTime();
float snow = weather2.getSnow().getValue();
String rainMessage = (rain > 0) ? (" there will be rainfall with a volume of " + rain + " l/m2")
: " there won't be rainfall";
String snowMessage = (snow > 0) ? (" there will be snowfall with a volume of " + snow + " l/m2.")
: " there won't be snowfall.";
System.out.println("In the day " + sdf.format(date1.getTime()) + rainMessage + ", and in the day "
+ sdf.format(date2.getTime()) + snowMessage);