wunderground v0.0.9 Wunderground.Geolookup
Handles API requests for handling Geolookup of a given location.
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Does a Geolookup for the given query tuple
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t()
t() :: %Wunderground.Geolookup{city: String.t, country: String.t, country_iso3166: String.t, country_name: String.t, l: String.t, lat: String.t, lon: String.t, magic: String.t, nearby_weather_stations: Wunderground.Geolookup.NearbyWeatherStations.t, requesturl: String.t, state: String.t, type: String.t, tz_long: String.t, tz_short: String.t, wmo: String.t, wuiurl: String.t, zip: String.t}
The Wunderground.Geolookup struct.
Example
%Wunderground.Geolookup{
city: "Tokyo (Haneda) International",
country: "JP",
country_iso3166: "JP",
country_name: "Japan",
l: "/q/zmw:00000.58.47671",
lat: "35.55305481",
lon: "139.78111267",
magic: "58",
nearby_weather_stations: %Wunderground.Geolookup.NearbyWeatherStations{
airport: %Wunderground.Geolookup.StationWrapper{station: []},
pws: %Wunderground.Geolookup.StationWrapper{station: []}
},
requesturl: "global/stations/47671.html",
state: "13",
type: "INTLCITY",
tz_long: "Asia/Tokyo",
tz_short: "JST",
wmo: "47671",
wuiurl: "https://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/47671.html",
zip: "00000"
}
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get(query_args)
get(Wunderground.Query.t) :: {:ok, Wunderground.Geolookup.t} | {:error, Wunderground.API.error}
Does a Geolookup for the given query tuple.
Isn’t really intended to be used directly. Use Wunderground.astronomy/1 instead.