Korea weather information library for kma.go.kr under python3
### Dependencies
This library uses below libraries. Please refer requirements.txt for the details.
1. urllib3
2. certifi
3. pytz
### How to use this library
#### 1. Request to issue a service key
Please visit below url.
You should understand Korean language, I think.
https://www.data.go.kr/dataset/15000099/openapi.do
#### 2. Install
```python
pip install kma
```
#### 3. Sample code
```python
from kma import Weather
w = Weather('YOUR_SERVICE_KEY')
curr = w.get_current()
forecast = w.get_forecast()
print('Current temperature: {}'.format(curr.temperature))
```
#### Deprecated features
##### 1. Sky status
No longer supported by Korea Meteorological Administration.
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