yahoo-weather 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

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- = yahoo-weather
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- == About
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- yahoo-weather provides an object-oriented interface to the Yahoo! Weather XML
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- RSS feed detailed at http://developer.yahoo.com/weather.
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- People care a lot about the weather, which sometimes seems ironic given that
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- they can just glance out the window, but we can all understand the fascination
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- with details and forecasting.
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- Log the weather information to your database! Graph it to your heart's
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- content! Write a widget that emails the weather to your cell phone every five
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- minutes with a link to your friend's PayPal account to deposit money if the
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- weather's sunny and you both bet that it would be rainy. And the fun doesn't
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- have to stop there.
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- The RubyForge project page is at http://rubyforge.org/projects/yahoo-weather.
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- == Installation
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- Install the latest version via:
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- % gem install yahoo-weather
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-
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- == Usage
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- A simple example program under <tt>examples/example.rb</tt> as:
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- require 'rubygems'
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- require 'yahoo-weather'
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- @client = YahooWeather::Client.new
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- response = @client.lookup_location('98103')
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- # straight text output
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- print <<edoc
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- #{response.title}
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- #{response.condition.temp} degrees
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- #{response.condition.text}
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- edoc
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- # sample html output
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- print <<edoc
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- <div>
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- <img src="#{response.image_url}"><br/>
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- #{response.condition.temp} degrees #{response.units.temperature}<br/>
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- #{response.condition.text}<br>
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- Forecast:<br/>
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- #{response.forecasts[0].day} - #{response.forecasts[0].text}. High: #{response.forecasts[0].high} Low: #{response.forecasts[0].low}<br/>
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- #{response.forecasts[1].day} - #{response.forecasts[1].text}. High: #{response.forecasts[1].high} Low: #{response.forecasts[1].low}<br/>
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- More information <a href="#{response.page_url}">here</a>.
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- </div>
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- edoc
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- Produces output as:
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- Conditions for Seattle, WA at 2:53 pm PST
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- 55 degrees F
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- Light Rain
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- <div>
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- <img src="http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/we/52/11.gif"><br/>
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- 55 degrees F<br/>
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- Light Rain<br>
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- Forecast:<br/>
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- Sun - Rain/Wind. High: 56 Low: 54<br/>
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- Mon - Heavy Rain/Wind. High: 60 Low: 54<br/>
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- More information <a href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/weather/Seattle__WA/*http://xml.weather.yahoo.com/forecast/98103_f.html">here</a>.
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- </div>
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- There is a variety of detailed weather information in other attributes of the
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- YahooWeather::Response object.
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- == License
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- This library is provided via the GNU LGPL license at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html.
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- == Author
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- Copyright 2006, Walter Korman <shaper@wgks.org>, http://www.lemurware.com.
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- Thanks to Matthew Berk for inspiration and initial hack.