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An android wrapper for openweathermap that uses Retrofit 2 under the hood.
You need an API Key to use the OpenWeatherMap API. Head on over to their website if you don't already have one.
Features
Get Current weather by:
- City Name
- City ID
- Geographic Coordinates
- Zip Code
This is a wrapper that makes getting weather information from OpenWeatherMap a whole lot easier. What seperates this from other wrappers is that in addition to the basic weather information, it allows free openweathermap user to get up to 5 days of daily forecast information, which typically requires a developer account with OpenWeatherMap(180USD/month). Please note that this is not a hack, instead the library calculates the 3-hour forecast information that free users get, summarize those values, and return it as daily forecast.
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Easy and quick weather fetching from OpenWeatherMap API for Android.
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