Weather Quality Data Fetcher

This utility is designed to fetch weather quality data from the CSB website and save it as an Excel file.

Table of Contents

• Prerequisites
• Usage
• Attributes
• Methods
• Credits

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following libraries installed:

• pytest
• os
• sys
• time
• json
• logging
• tqdm
• selenium
• custom module validations (containing validate_locations, validate_date, and validate_params)

You should also have ChromeDriver installed and available in your PATH to use with the Selenium WebDriver.

Usage

To use the WeatherQuality class, simply initialize it with the desired parameters and then call the run method:

locations = {"Ankara": ["Etimesgut", "Sincan"]}
dates = ("DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM", "DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM")
params = ["Parameter1", "Parameter2"]

weather_quality_fetcher = WeatherQuality(locations=locations, dates=dates, params=params, logs=True)
weather_quality_fetcher.run()

Attributes

• locations: Dictionary where the keys are city names, and the values are lists of district names.
• dates: Tuple containing the start and end dates in the format (start_date, end_date).
• params: (Optional) List of parameters to select when fetching data.
• headless: (Optional) Determines if the browser runs in headless mode (i.e., no GUI).
• download_path: (Optional) Path to the directory where the Excel file will be downloaded.
• logs: (Optional) Determines if progress logs should be printed to the console.

Methods

• __init__: Initializes the WeatherQuality instance.
• run: Initiates the process to fetch weather quality data from the CSB website and download it as an Excel file.
• Private methods for various tasks (e.g., selecting cities, selecting districts, etc.)

Credits

Developed by [Melih Taşkın] as a utility to simplify and automate the process of fetching weather quality data.