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weather-cli-plus

v0.0.4

Published

NodeJs Weather CLI Plus

Downloads

11

Readme

Weather-CLI-Plus Documentation

This documentation provides a detailed guide on how to use the weather-cli-plus npm package. This tool lets you fetch weather data from the OpenWeather API through the command line interface with enhanced features and functionalities.

Installation

To get started with weather-cli-plus, install it using npm:

npm install -g weather-cli-plus

Obtaining an API Token from OpenWeather

Before diving into weather-cli-plus, secure an API token from OpenWeather:

  1. Register on the OpenWeather website.
  2. Go to the API section.
  3. Choose the API suitable for your requirements (like Current Weather Data).
  4. After API selection, you'll receive an API token. Keep this token confidential, as you'll use it to fetch data.

Commands and Options

Here's a comprehensive list of commands and options for weather-cli-plus.

1. Save API Token

After obtaining your API token from OpenWeather, store it for subsequent requests.

Syntax:

weather -t [API_KEY]

Example:

weather -t YOUR_OPENWEATHER_API_TOKEN

2. Set Weather City

Determine the city you want to pull weather data for.

Syntax:

weather -s [CITY]

Example:

weather -s "Sydney"

3. Set Language

Choose the language for the weather data display.

Syntax:

weather -l [LANGUAGE]

Example:

weather -l "en"

This will set the output language to English.

4. Display Available Commands

To view all the commands and their explanations, use:

Syntax:

weather -h

Usage Examples

  1. Storing the API Token

    weather -t abc123xyz456
  2. Fetching Weather for a City

    weather -s "Cairo"
  3. Setting Display Language

    weather -l "ar"
  4. Viewing All Commands

    weather -h

Reminder

Always make sure you've acquired and saved the OpenWeather API key prior to making requests. Protect your API token from public access to prevent unauthorized use.


With weather-cli-plus, enjoy the convenience of accessing enhanced weather updates straight from your terminal!