WeatherLab
An IPython kernel extension to interact with WeatherLab JupyterLab extension to check weather conditions with data from OpenWeatherMap.
Requirements
- weatherlab >= 0.2.0
- ipython >= 7.13.0
Install
pip install weatherlab
jupyter labextension install weatherlab
Usage
This package can be loades using the following command
%load_ext weatherlab
You can access to the data fetched by WeaterLab extension using the magic line
%weather_lab_data
or accessing directy to the variable
WEATHER_LAB_DATA
Contributing
Install
# Clone the repo to your local environment
# Move to weatherlab directory
# Install dependencies
poetry install
# Link your development version of the extension with JupyterLab
poetry run pip install -e .
# Launch jupyter and start making changes
jupyter lab
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