This is a CLI tool for fetching and downloading weather data from two public AWS S3 buckets: noaa-goes18 and noaa-nexrad-level2. The tool allows users to sign up, sign in, and view their remaining API calls.
Installation
'pip install aerodash-v1'
Usage
Sign Up
- To sign up, run the command below:
'aerodash-v1 create_user'
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This command prompts the user to enter their details such as username, password, mobile, subscription type, and credit card details. The subscription type options are:
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Platinum - (100$)
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Gold - (50$)
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Free - (0$)
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Depending on the subscription type chosen, users are assigned an API call limit.
Sign In
- To sign in and get the remaining API calls limit, run the command below:
'aerodash-v1 api_calls_limit'
- This command prompts the user to enter their username and password. On successful login, the remaining API calls are displayed.
fetch files
- To fetch files from the noaa-goes18 or noaa-nexrad-level2 bucket, run the command below:
'aerodash-v1 fetch DATATYPE YEAR [MONTH] DAY [HOUR] [STATION]'
- DATATYPE: The type of data to fetch. It can either be geos18 or nexrad.
- YEAR: The year to fetch files for.
- DAY: The day of the year to fetch files for.
- HOUR: The hour to fetch files for. This is only required when the DATATYPE is geos18.
- MONTH: The month to fetch files for. This is only required when the DATATYPE is nexrad.
- STATION: The station code to fetch files for. This is only required when the DATATYPE is nexrad.
- The command will prompt the user to enter their username and password. On successful login, the list of files found in the bucket for the given parameters is displayed.
download files
- To download a file from the noaa-goes18 or noaa-nexrad-level2 bucket, run the command below:
'aerodash download FILE_NAME'
- FILE_NAME: The name of the file to download.
- The command will prompt the user to enter their username and password. On successful login, the file is downloaded from the public S3 bucket to a personal S3 bucket, and the download link is displayed.
Upgrade Subscription
- To upgrade a user's subscription plan, run the command below:
'aerodash-v1 plan_upgrade'
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The command will prompt the user to enter their username and password. On successful login, the user's remaining API calls are displayed.
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The user is then prompted to select a new subscription plan. The subscription plan options are:
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Platinum - (100$)
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Gold - (50$)
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Free - (0$)
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Depending on the subscription type chosen, the user's API call limit is updated.
Forgot Password
- To update a user's password, run the command below:
'aerodash-v1 forgot_password'
- The command prompts the user to enter their username and new password. If the user is found, their password is updated.
Limitations
- The tool only supports fetching and downloading files from the noaa-goes18 and noaa-nexrad-level2 public AWS S3 buckets.
- The user's subscription plan and API call limits may restrict the amount of data that can be accessed and downloaded using the tool.
- The tool may require a certain level of technical expertise and knowledge in order to effectively use and interpret the data it provides.
- The tool may not be compatible with all operating systems or devices, and may require specific hardware or software configurations in order to function properly.
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