The Python wrapper to Accuweather services
Install via pip:
pip install pyccuweather
When you create a Connection object, Pyccuweather will look for an Accuweather API key in a particular sequence.
First, it will look for an explicitly provided API key. If none is provided, it will look for anenvironment variable
called ACCUWEATHER_APIKEY.
You can set your system up for authentication by saving the API key in your system's environment variables. Open a terminal and enter
export ACCUWEATHER_APIKEY=<your API key>
substituting the example string with your actual API key. Pyccuweather will use this API key if it is not provided with an explicit API key.
When creating a Connection object, you can provide an API key:
from pyccuweather.connector import Connection
conn = Connection(API_KEY="<your API key>")
This will be used preferentially to the environment key.
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Pyccuweather is licenced under the MIT License.
Pyccuweather was developed by Chris von Csefalvay at RB plc with the generous support of Accuweather.