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accuweather-client 1.0.0
The goal of this project is to create a user-friendly api client for AccuWeather api.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10
Keywords: AccuWeather, API, weather, client, python, pydantic

# AccuWeather
A python library to interact with the accuweather api.

## General information
The functionality that makes this package unique is the integration of the
location client within the weather client. Specifying location by city name
(and country optionally) is a more user-friendly way to interact with the api.

## Before you start
You need to create an api token on the AccuWeather website
(https://developer.accuweather.com).

## How to use the package
```python
""""Some code to show the functionality of the package"""

from accuweather_client.clients import WeatherClient
from constants import API_KEY

# Create an instance of the WeatherClient class, a regular search
weather = WeatherClient(token=API_KEY, city="sydney")
# Provides information about the location
weather.location

# In the example above, the selected location is Sydney, Australia
# If you like to select Sydney in Canada, you can refine your search with
# the addition of the country parameter
weather = WeatherClient(token=API_KEY, city="sydney", country="canada")
weather.location

# Create an instance of the WeatherClient class, POI search
weather = WeatherClient(token=API_KEY, poi="Eiffel tower")
weather.location

# Create an instance of the WeatherClient class, lat lon search
weather = WeatherClient(token=API_KEY, lat=51.988, lon=-4.88)
weather.location

# Creates an object that yields forecast information
forecast = weather.get_5day_forecast()
# Prints the forecast for tomorrow
forecast.forecast_tomorrow
# Returns a pandas df with forecast information
forecast_df = forecast.to_pandas_df()

# Creates an object that yields hourly forcast information
forecast_hourly = weather.get_hourly_forecast_12h()

# Creates an object that yiels information about the current conditions
conditions = weather.get_current_conditions()
# Prints the current conditions
conditions.current_conditions