PHP Open Weathermap: Get the weather for a given location

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Version		License		PHP version		Categories
`weathermap` 4		BSD License		5		PHP 5, Web services, Weather

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Marcel Kohls

This package can get the weather for a given location.

It can send a HTTP request to the OpenWhethermap API Web server to retrieve the current weather conditions at a location with given latitude and longitude.

The class can return the weather conditions described using English text.

Marcel Kohls

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Name:	Marcel Kohls `<contact>`
Classes:	2 packages by Marcel Kohls
Country:	Brazil
Age:	43
All time rank:	3183	234 in Brazil
Week rank:	530	40 in Brazil

Level 2

Example


<?php


    require_once('Weather.class.php');


    


    $weather = new Weather();


    


    $weather->latitude = "-26.984500";


    $weather->longitude = "-48.631668";


    $weather->unit = "C"; // units can be: "F" for Fahrenheit, "C" for Celsius, "K" for Kelvin


    $weather->apiKey = "api-code-here";


    


    


    if ($weather->loadWeather() == true){


        echo 'weather now is: <br />';


        echo $weather->general.'<br />';


        echo '('.$weather->detailed.')<br />';


        echo '<img src="http://openweathermap.org/img/w/'.$weather->icon.'.png"><br />';


        echo $weather->temperature.' '.$weather->unit.' <br /> ';


        echo 'min.:'.$weather->temp_min.' / max.:'.$weather->temp_min.'<br />';


        echo 'pressure: '.$weather->pressure.' hpa<br /> ';


        echo 'humidity: '.$weather->humidity.'% <br /> ';


        //hpa


    }    


?>

Files

File	Role	Description
`index.php`	Example	index file, demo
`Weather.class.php`	Class	main class for weather object
`WeatherCondition.class.php`	Class	support class for weather descriptions