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https://github.com/jhthorsen/mojo-yr

Get weather information from yr.no
https://github.com/jhthorsen/mojo-yr

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Get weather information from yr.no

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NAME
Mojo::YR - Get weather information from yr.no

DESCRIPTION
Mojo::YR is an (a)synchronous weather data fetcher for the Mojolicious
framework. The backend for weather data is .

Look at the resources below for mere information about the API:

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SYNOPSIS
use Mojo::YR;
my $yr = Mojo::YR->new;

# Fetch location_forecast ==========================================
my $now = $yr->location_forecast([59, 10])->find('pointData > time')->first;
my $temp = $now->at('temperature');

warn "$temp->{value} $temp->{unit}";

# Fetch text_forecast ==============================================
my $today = $yr->text_forecast->children('time')->first;
my $hordaland = $today->at('area[name="Hordaland"]');

warn $hordaland->at('header')->text;
warn $hordaland->at('in')->text; # "in" holds the forecast text

ATTRIBUTES
url_map
$hash_ref = $self->url_map;

Returns the URL used to fetch data.

Note: These will always be what you expect. If the resources get changed
in the future, a "version()" attribute will be added to this class to
ensure you always get the same URL map.

Default:

{
location_forecast => 'http://api.yr.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/1.8/',
text_forecast => 'http://api.yr.no/weatherapi/textforecast/1.6/',
};

METHODS
location_forecast
$self = $self->location_forecast([$latitude, $longitude], sub { my($self, $err, $dom) = @_; ... });
$self = $self->location_forecast(\%args, sub { my($self, $err, $dom) = @_; ... });
$dom = $self->location_forecast([$latitude, $longitude]);
$dom = $self->location_forecast(\%args);

Used to fetch weather forecast for a specified place
.

%args is required (unless "[$latitude,$longitude]" is given):

{
latitude => $num,
longitude => $num,
}

$dom is a Mojo::DOM object you can use to query the result. See
"SYNOPSIS" for example.

text_forecast
$dom = $self->text_forecast(\%args);
$self = $self->text_forecast(\%args, sub { my($self, $err, $dom) = @_; ... });

Used to fetch textual weather forecast for all parts of the country
.

%args is optional and has these default values:

{
forecast => 'land',
language => 'nb',
}

$dom is a Mojo::DOM object you can use to query the result. See
"SYNOPSIS" for example.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2014 Jan Henning Thorsen

This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the Artistic License version 2.0.

AUTHOR
Jan Henning Thorsen - "[email protected]"