@daniel-szulc/react-weather-widget

React-Weather-Widget

About

🌦 A simple weather widget created using React.js ☀. This Component loading forecast data from weather providers ⛈ ( Open-Meteo or OpenWeather API). You can enter a specific location or let weather-widget locate the user by itself.

Please check out the demo.

Installation

Just run:

$ npm install @daniel-szulc/react-weather-widget

Using the Open-Meteo provider, you don't need to generate your own API key. Using the OpenWeather provider, you need to register on OpenWeather to get an API key.

Usage examples

import {WeatherWidget} from "@daniel-szulc/react-weather-widget"

const App = () => {
  return (
    <WeatherWidget
        autoLocate="gps"
    />
  );
};

import {WeatherWidget} from "@daniel-szulc/react-weather-widget"

const App = () => {
  return (
    <WeatherWidget
        provider='openWeather'
        apiKey='YOUR-API-KEY'
        location='Warsaw'
        tempUnit="F"
        windSpeedUnit="mps"
        lang="pl"
    />
  );
};

Props

Props	Options	Default	Description
apiKey	-	-	(only for openWeather) Your api key from the openweather.
location	-	-	Your location for weather checking, e.g. "Warsaw".
lat	-	-	Your latitude of the location for weather checking, e.g. "52.2317".
lon	-	-	Your longitude of the location for weather checking, e.g. "21.0057".
autoLocate	"gps", "ip"	-	Automatic user locating. "gps" for geolocation by the browser (requires the user's permission), "ip" for location by IP address. Leave empty if you want to enter a specific location.
provider	"openWeather", "openMeteo"	"openMeteo"	Name of the weather data provider.
tempUnit	"C", "F", "K"	"C"	Temperature unit for presenting data. Available are: degrees Celsius, degrees Fahrenheit and Kelvin.
windSpeedUnit	"mps", "mph", "fps", "kmph"	"kmph"	Speed unit for presenting data. Available are: meters per second, miles per hour, feet per second, kilometers per hour.
lang	"en", "pl", "de", "es", "ru"	"en"	Interface language and weather provider. You can edit lang.js to add more languages for "Wind", "Humidity" and "FeelsLike". The available languages for the OpenWeather provider are listed at: https://openweathermap.org/current#multi

Try It

🔗 daniel-szulc.github.io/WeatherWidget