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A simple yahoo weather API wrapper

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  • yahoo-weather

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node-yahoo-weather

node-yahoo-weather is a dead simple isomorphic JavaScript weather module in 10 lines of code.

The code is written using ES2015 and simply transformed back using babel to the dist directory using a Grunt task.

I made this module cause I need it and I feel it may be used by someone, someday. Let's get started! 😁

Installation

Clone the repo or install it from npm:

npm install yahoo-weather --save

Usage

Dead simple, as I said! Just one required param. Check it:

import weather from 'yahoo-weather'; // or require it

weather('tehran').then(info => {
  // Do what you want with `info`!
}).catch(err => {
  // Oops! Errors! :(
});

weather('tehran', 'f').then(info => { // second arg is the weather unit. you can pass 'c' or 'f'. defaults to 'c'.
  // Do what you want with `info`!
}).catch(err => {
  // Oops! Errors! :(
});

// or use it with awesome async & await
async () => {
  try {
    const info = await weather('tehran');
    // Do what you want with `info`!
  } catch (err) {
    // Oops! Errors! :(
  }
}();

Tests

Run the tests with following command:

npm test

Ideas?

Just fill an issue and describe it. I'll check it ASAP. 😁

Contribution

You can fork the repository, improve or fix it and then send the pull requests back if you want to see them here. I really appreciate that. ❤️

Remember to lint your code before sending pull requests. Execute the linter script by running the following command and fix the errors if you get any.

npm run lint