Python Module to access the Ambient Weather API
pip install ambient_api
AMBIENT_ENDPOINT=https://rt.ambientweather.net/v1
AMBIENT_API_KEY='your-api-key-here'
AMBIENT_APPLICATION_KEY='your-application-key-here'
Get these values by following these instructions.
Still struggling, check out the Authentication documentation in my Postman Collection repo.
There are two classes implemented in this module.
This is the base API that you initialize in your code.
from ambient_api.ambientapi import AmbientAPI
import time
api = AmbientAPI()
This class takes care of authenticating to, and sending calls to the API. It can be expanded as needed in the future.
This class represents a single Weather Station. When you ask AmbientAPI for a list of devices, it returns a list of AmbientWeatherStations, and from this class, you can query the weather station itself.
devices = api.get_devices()
device = devices[0]
time.sleep(1) #pause for a second to avoid API limits
print(device.get_data())
Learn more about the Ambient Weather API at the Ambient Weather API Documentation.
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A Python class for accessing the Ambient Weather API.
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