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Wrapper for WeatherBug Spark API

Project description

WeatherBug Spark

A library for interacting with the WeatherBug Spark service to get the lightning strike locations and closest lightning strike distance.

WeatherBug Spark is a service that can detect both cloud-to-ground and in-cloud lightning made possible by the WeatherBug's proprietary Total Lightning Network™.

Installation

Linux:

python3 -m pip install weatherbug-spark

Windows:

py -m pip install weatherbug-spark

Usage

import asyncio
import weatherbug_spark

async def main():
    data = await weatherbug_spark.get_data(latitude=42.3601, longitude=-71.0589)

    # Get the closest strike distance
    print(data.closestPulseDistance) # float

    # Get the local lightning strike locations
    print(data.pulseListAlert) # List of LightningStrike objects

    # Get the global lightning strike locations
    print(data.pulseListGlobal) # List of LightningStrike objects

    # Get the short message
    print(data.shortMessage) # Monitor Storms

    # Get the long message
    print(data.safetyMessage) # You are not in immediate danger now, but stay alert and frequently check WeatherBug ...

    # Get the hex code for the color of the alert
    print(data.alertColor) # #F0D701

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

Classes

get_data returns a SparkResult object, with included LightningStrike objects.

SparkResult

Field Type Description
alertCode int The alert code. The higher the number, the closer the strikes.
alertColor str The hex code for the color of the alert.
closestPulseDistance float The closest lightning strike distance in miles.
closestPulseDirection float The closest lightning strike direction in degrees.
pulseListAlert list[LightningStrike] The local lightning strike locations.
pulseListGlobal list[LightningStrike] The global lightning strike locations.
shortMessage str The short message.
safetyMessage str The long message.

LightningStrike

Field Type Description
latitude float The latitude of the lightning strike.
longitude float The longitude of the lightning strike.
dateTimeUtc int The date and time of the lightning strike in UTC.
dateTimeUtcStr str The date and time of the lightning strike in UTC as a string.
dateTimeLocalStr str The date and time of the lightning strike in local time as a string.

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