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NAME
Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result::Current - Weather conditions result
SYNOPSIS
# Normally retrieved via Weather::OpenWeatherMapDESCRIPTION
This is a subclass of Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result containing the result of a completed Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Request::Current.
These are normally emitted by a Weather::OpenWeatherMap instance.
ATTRIBUTES
Station
country
The country string.
dt
my $reported_at = $result->dt->hms;A UTC DateTime object representing the time this report was updated.
id
The OpenWeatherMap city code.
latitude
The station's latitude.
longitude
The station's longitude.
name
The returned city name.
station
The returned station name.
Conditions
cloud_coverage
The cloud coverage as a percentage.
conditions_code
The OpenWeatherMap conditions code.[
conditions_icon
The OpenWeatherMap conditions icon.
conditions_terse
The conditions category.
conditions_verbose
The conditions description string.
humidity
Current humidity.
pressure
Atmospheric pressure in hPa.
sunrise
A UTC DateTime object representing sunrise time.
(Not available for Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result::Find result items.)
sunset
A UTC DateTime object representing sunset time.
(Not available for Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result::Find result items.)
Temperature
temp_f
Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.
temp_c
Temperature in degrees Celsius.
Wind
wind_speed_mph
Wind speed in MPH.
wind_speed_kph
Wind speed in KPH.
wind_gust_mph
Wind gust speed in MPH (or 0 if the gust speed matches "wind_speed_mph" or is unavailable)
wind_gust_kph
Wind gust speed in KPH (or 0 if the gust speed matches "wind_speed_kph" or is unavailable)
wind_direction
The wind direction, as a (inter-)cardinal direction in the set [ N NNE NE ENE E ESE SE SSE S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW ]
wind_direction_degrees
The wind direction, in degrees azimuth.
SEE ALSO
http://www.openweathermap.org/current
Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result
Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Result::Forecast
Weather::OpenWeatherMap::Request
AUTHOR
Jon Portnoy <avenj@cobaltirc.org>
Licensed under the same terms as Perl.