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ForecastIO
Simple wrapper for Forecast.IO
Usage
export FORECAST_IO_KEY=yourkey
Include forecast_io
defp deps do
[
{:forecast_io, "~> 0.2.2"},
]
end
Start and use
ForecastIO.start()
{:ok, result } = ForecastIO.forecast("28.6353","-106.0889")
current = ForecastIO.current(result)
Use ForecastIO Time API
{mega, secs, _ } = :os.timestamp
now = mega * 1000000 + secs
ForecastIO.start()
{:ok, result } = ForecastIO.forecast_time("28.6353","-106.0889", now)
current = ForecastIO.current(result)