A weather handler is a tool or library that helps developers integrate weather data into applications. It works by retrieving real-time or forecasted weather information from external sources, such as weather APIs, and presenting it in a way that is easy to use in applications like websites, mobile apps, or IoT devices.

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Example

This code initializes a WeatherHandler, which is designed to fetch weather-related data. This setup enables the application to access various weather services for retrieving current latitude and longitude.

weather_handler.py
import asyncio

from superagentx_handlers.weather import WeatherHandler

weather_handler = WeatherHandler()


async def get_lat_long(place):
    return await weather_handler.get_lat_long(place=place)


async def get_weather(place):
    lat_long = await get_lat_long(place)
    latitude = lat_long.get("latitude")
    longitude = lat_long.get("longitude")
    return await weather_handler.get_weather(
        latitude=latitude,
        longitude=longitude
        )


async def main(place):
    res = await get_weather(place)
    print(res)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    place="coimbatore"
    asyncio.run(main(place))

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Result

weather
{
    "latitude": 11.0,
    "longitude": 77.0,
    "generationtime_ms": 0.04398822784423828,
    "utc_offset_seconds": 0,
    "timezone": "GMT",
    "timezone_abbreviation": "GMT",
    "elevation": 421.0,
    "current_weather_units": {
        "time": "iso8601",
        "interval": "seconds",
        "temperature": "°C",
        "windspeed": "km/h",
        "winddirection": "°",
        "is_day": "",
        "weathercode": "wmo code"
    },
    "current_weather": {
        "time": "2024-11-04T17: 00",
        "interval": 900,
        "temperature": 23.5,
        "windspeed": 3.3,
        "winddirection": 13,
        "is_day": 0,
        "weathercode": 80
    }
}