what-is-the-weather
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what-is-the-weather is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) application that allows users to retrieve weather information for a specified city. This app leverages the OpenWeather API to fetch real-time weather data based on the user's input.
You can install what-is-the-weather globally via npm by running the following command:
npm install -g what-is-the-weather
After installation, you can use the app directly from the command line. Here are some examples of how to use it:
To retrieve the weather for a specific city, simply provide the city name as a command-line argument:
what-is-the-weather -c "New York"
You can also provide your OpenWeather API key to ensure accurate weather data retrieval:
what-is-the-weather -k "your-api-key" -c "London"
For more information and available options, you can use the help command:
what-is-the-weather --help
Ensure you have a valid API key from OpenWeather. You can obtain one by signing up at OpenWeather.
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## Overview what-is-the-weather is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) application that allows users to retrieve weather information for a specified city. This app leverages the OpenWeather API to fetch real-time weather data based on the user's input.
We found that what-is-the-weather demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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