This is a weather app that can be executed from the command line interface(CLI). Additionally, it may (optionally) fetch the 5-day forecast for the chosen city (in 3-hour periods). The app makes use of various free-to-use REST APIs provided by OpenWeather.
The Geocoder API helps the user streamline their search by returning a list of all cities with duplicate names. The Forecast API uses the latitude and longitude of the selected city to build the endpoint request.
The weather output has been styled using python libraries and emojis for increased visual appeal and readability. Furthermore, users can have the app return weather descriptions in their target language.
Please use the following codes corresponding to possible target languages:
af - Afrikaans
al - Albanian
ar - Arabic
az - Azerbaijani
bg - Bulgarian
ca - Catalan
cz - Czech
da - Danish
de - German
el - Greek
en - English
eu - Basque
fa - Persian (Farsi)
fi - Finnish
fr - French
gl - Galician
he - Hebrew
hi - Hindi
hr - Croatian
hu - Hungarian
id - Indonesian
it - Italian
ja - Japanese
kr - Korean
la - Latvian
lt - Lithuanian
mk - Macedonian
no - Norwegian
nl - Dutch
pl - Polish
pt - Portuguese
pt_br - Português Brasil
ro - Romanian
ru - Russian
sv, se - Swedish
sk - Slovak
sl - Slovenian
sp, es - Spanish
sr - Serbian
th - Thai
tr - Turkish
ua, uk - Ukrainian
vi - Vietnamese
zh_cn - Chinese Simplified
zh_tw - Chinese Traditional
zu - Zulu
It is important to note that not all cities have different names in different languages, and certain cities do not have weather data available (in which case, the app returns a 404 error).
Help page for the app:
Sample output in metric units:
Sample output in Imperial units:
Sample output in Ukrainian:
Sample forecast output:
