OpenWeatherMapAPI - Ruby API Client

Get Weather and Forecast for the city you want easily.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'open_weather_map_api'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Get weather by city

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather by latitude an longitude

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(lat: '51.5085', lon: '-0.1257', appid: <APPID>)

Get forecast by city

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_forecast(q: 'florianopolis', appid: <APPID>)

Get forecast by latitude an longitude

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_forecast(lat: '51.5085', lon: '-0.1257', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather in Celsius

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', units: 'metric', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather in Fahrenheit

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', units: 'imperial', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather response in Portuguese

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', lang: 'pt_br', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather response format in xml

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', mode: 'xml', appid: <APPID>)

Get weather response format in html

OpenWeatherMapApi.get_weather(q: 'florianopolis', mode: 'html', appid: <APPID>)

Weather

Prop	Type	Default	Note
`lat, lon`	`string`	`required`	Geographical coordinates (latitude, longitude)
`appid`	`string`	`required`	Your unique API key. Learn more
`mode`	`json, xml, html`	`json`	Response format
`units`	`standard, metric, imperial`	`standard`	Units of measurement: standard: `Kelvin`, metric: `Celsius`, imperial: `Fahrenheit`
`lang`	`string`	`en`	You can use this parameter to get the output in your language. Learn more

Forecast

Prop	Type	Default	Note
`lat, lon`	`string`	`required`	Geographical coordinates (latitude, longitude)
`appid`	`string`	`required`	Your unique API key. Learn more
`mode`	`json, xml, html`	`json`	Response format
`units`	`standard, metric, imperial`	`standard`	Units of measurement: standard: `Kelvin`, metric: `Celsius`, imperial: `Fahrenheit`
`lang`	`string`	`en`	You can use this parameter to get the output in your language. Learn more
`cnt`	`string`	`optional`	A number of timestamps, which will be returned in the API response