Weather Api
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A console-oriented weather forecast service that delivers weather data via curl, HTTP, and various output formats.
Free Weather Forecast API for non-commercial use
A shell script that displays current weather conditions in the terminal with ANSI colors and Unicode symbols.
A Swift library for interacting with the Dark Sky API to fetch weather forecasts and historical data.
A command-line weather application built with Elixir that fetches and displays weather data for specified cities.
A .NET Standard library for accessing the Dark Sky weather API with full response mapping and extensible HTTP/JSON services.
A terminal user interface (TUI) app written in Go that displays git commits, weather, self-care advice, and todo list tasks.
An Elixir client library for the Dark Sky (formerly forecast.io) weather API, providing forecast and historical weather data.
Node-RED nodes for accessing The Weather Company and Weather Underground Personal Weather Station APIs.
Code samples for getting started with aWhere's agricultural data API platforms in multiple programming languages.
An Elixir wrapper for the Forecast.IO weather API providing simple access to current and historical weather data.
A Crystal language wrapper for the Dark Sky weather API, providing type-safe access to weather forecasts.
A collection of web components for displaying weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API.
An Alexa skill that reads aviation weather reports (METARs) and forecasts (TAFs) aloud in ATIS-style format for pilots.
A lightweight Python wrapper for the OpenWeatherMap API with caching and error handling.
A JavaScript client for the Sencrop weather station API, automatically generated from Swagger documentation.
A collection of code examples demonstrating how to use the ClearAg agricultural data APIs in various programming languages.
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