ronak-ronu/weather_app

This Python application uses the Streamlit library to provide you with current weather information based on the OpenWeatherMap API. With a clean and user-friendly interface, you can quickly get essential weather details for any city around the world.

Weather App (Python (streamlit))

Weather App

Welcome to the Weather App! This Python application uses the Streamlit library to provide you with current weather information based on the OpenWeatherMap API. With a clean and user-friendly interface, you can quickly get essential weather details for any city around the world.

Features

• Current Weather Information: Get real-time weather updates, including temperature, humidity, and wind speed.
• Sunrise and Sunset Times: Know when the sun will rise and set in your selected location.
• Multi-Language Support: Choose your preferred language for weather information.

Usage

1. Select Language: Choose your preferable language from the dropdown menu.
2. Enter City: Input the name of the city you want to get weather information for.
3. Weather Details: View detailed information such as weather type, description, humidity, and temperature.
4. Sunrise and Sunset Times: Find out when the sun will rise and set in the selected city.
5. Wind Information: Check the wind speed in the specified location.
6. Current Date and Time: See the current date and time in the selected city's timezone.

Developer Section

Explore the API usage and example codes in the developer section:

• API Documentation: Understand how to use the OpenWeatherMap API to retrieve weather data.

# GET WEATHER DATA BY CITY_NAME
https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q={city_name}&appid={api_key}

Getting Started

To run the Weather App locally, make sure you have Python installed. Install the required libraries using:

#install streamlit and requests
pip install streamlit requests

#run streamlit application
streamlit run Main.py

Feel free to explore and contribute to the project! 🌦️

Please replace `{city_name}`, `{api_key}` with your actual values.