This library for the Pirate Weather API which is an alternative to the deprecated DarkSky API, and provides access to detailed weather information from around the globe.
This library was made by updating the darksky library by Detrous so all credits go to them.
pip3 install pirate_weather_python
Before you start using this library, you need to get your API key here.
The Pirate Weather timemachine data is limited in availability, it is only possible to fetch data about 1-2 months ago. For recent historical weather data use the get_recent_time_machine_forecast which will have data from about 1-5 days prior. Unfortunately, at the time of writing this it is not possible to get data from 2 weeks ago for example.
All classes are fully annotated, source code is your best doc : )
Use of synchronous client:
from pirate_weather.api import PirateWeather
from pirate_weather.types.languages import Languages
from pirate_weather.types.units import Units
from pirate_weather.types.weather import Weather
API_KEY = "0123456789"
pirate_weather = PirateWeather(API_KEY)
latitude = 42.3601
longitude = -71.0589
forecast = pirate_weather.get_forecast(
latitude, longitude,
extend=False, # default `False`
lang=Languages.ENGLISH, # default `ENGLISH`
values_units=Units.AUTO, # default `auto`
exclude=[Weather.MINUTELY, Weather.ALERTS], # default `[]`,
timezone='UTC' # default None - will be set by Pirate Weather API automatically
)
Use of synchronous timemachine client:
from pirate_weather.api import PirateWeather
from pirate_weather.types.languages import Languages
from pirate_weather.types.units import Units
from pirate_weather.types.weather import Weather
from datetime import datetime as dt
API_KEY = "0123456789"
pirate_weather = PirateWeather(API_KEY)
t = dt(2022, 5, 6, 12)
latitude = 42.3601
longitude = -71.0589
forecast = pirate_weather.get_time_machine_forecast(
latitude, longitude,
extend=False, # default `False`
lang=Languages.ENGLISH, # default `ENGLISH`
values_units=Units.AUTO, # default `auto`
exclude=[Weather.MINUTELY, Weather.ALERTS], # default `[]`,
timezone='UTC', # default None - will be set by Pirate Weather API automatically
time=t
)
Use of synchronous client getting recent timemachine data:
from pirate_weather.api import PirateWeather
from pirate_weather.types.languages import Languages
from pirate_weather.types.units import Units
from pirate_weather.types.weather import Weather
from datetime import datetime as dt
API_KEY = "0123456789"
pirate_weather = PirateWeather(API_KEY)
t = dt(2023, 4, 4)
latitude = 42.3601
longitude = -71.0589
forecast = pirate_weather.get_recent_time_machine_forecast(
latitude, longitude,
extend=False, # default `False`
lang=Languages.ENGLISH, # default `ENGLISH`
values_units=Units.AUTO, # default `auto`
exclude=[Weather.MINUTELY, Weather.ALERTS], # default `[]`,
timezone='UTC', # default None - will be set by Pirate Weather API automatically
time=t
)
Use of asynchronous client:
from pirate_weather.api import PirateWeatherAsync
from pirate_weather.types.languages import Languages
from pirate_weather.types.units import Units
from pirate_weather.types.weather import Weather
import asyncio
import aiohttp
async def main(api_key):
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
pirate_weather = PirateWeatherAsync(api_key)
latitude = 42.3601
longitude = -71.0589
forecast = await pirate_weather.get_forecast(
latitude, longitude,
extend=False, # default `False`
lang=Languages.ENGLISH, # default `ENGLISH`
values_units=Units.AUTO, # default `auto`
exclude=[Weather.MINUTELY, Weather.ALERTS], # default `[]`,
timezone='UTC', # default None - will be set by Pirate Weather API automatically
client_session=session # default aiohttp.ClientSession()
)
api_key = "0123456789"
asyncio.run(main(api_key))
Library is released under the MIT License.