Weather service not working anymore?

[balatis]

Use this for sunrise/sunset. Object data type must be set to text/string.

Code:

astro = data.forecast.forecastday[ 1 ].astro

grp.write('32/4/1', astro.sunrise)
grp.write('32/4/2', astro.sunset)
grp.write('32/4/3', astro.moonrise)
grp.write('32/4/4', astro.moonset)

You can also use built-in rscalc function for this: https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=1010

thanks admin...

[Tokatubs]

Hi
I'm doing it like that

Code:

require('socket.http')

forecast = {}

function parsetag(parser, tag, attributes)
 if tag == 'time' then
   table.insert(forecast, {})
 elseif tag == 'symbol' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].symbol = attributes.name
 elseif tag == 'precipitation' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].precipitation = attributes.value
 elseif tag == 'windDirection' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].wind_direction = attributes.code
 elseif tag == 'windSpeed' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].wind_speed = attributes.mps
 elseif tag == 'temperature' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].temperature = attributes.value
 elseif tag == 'pressure' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].pressure = attributes.value
 end
end

url = 'http://www.yr.no/place/United_Kingdom/England/Farnborough/varsel.xml'
data, err = socket.http.request(url)

if data then
 require('lxp').new({
   StartElement = parsetag
 }):parse(data)


 grp.update('Weather precipitation', tonumber(forecast[1].precipitation))
 grp.update('Weather symbol', forecast[1].symbol)
 grp.update('Weather windDirection', forecast[1].wind_direction)
 grp.update('Weather windSpeed', tonumber(forecast[1].wind_speed))
 grp.update('Weather temperature', tonumber(forecast[1].temperature))
 grp.update('Weather pressure', tonumber(forecast[1].pressure))

 --log(forecast)
 
else
 alert('Fetch failed: ' .. tostring(err))
end

Looks great, but i still dont understand where to put the GA in. Sorry for the low lewel of knowlegde.

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Is already in the script but this sample uses the object names instead of GA’s.

Change in all lines grp.update('Weather precipitation', ... to grp.update('1/1/1', ... etcetera

BR,

Erwin

[Tokatubs]

Hi,

Is already in the script but this sample uses the object names instead of GA’s.

Change in all lines grp.update('Weather precipitation', ... to grp.update('1/1/1', ... etcetera

BR,

Erwin

require('socket.http')

forecast = {}

function parsetag(parser, tag, attributes)
  if tag == '27/3/0' then
    table.insert(forecast, {})
  elseif tag == '27/3/1' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].symbol = attributes.name
  elseif tag == '27/3/2' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].precipitation = attributes.value
  elseif tag == '27/3/3' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].wind_direction = attributes.code
  elseif tag == '27/3/4' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].wind_speed = attributes.mps
  elseif tag == '27/3/6' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].temperature = attributes.value
  elseif tag == '27/3/5' then
    forecast[ #forecast ].pressure = attributes.value
  end
end

url = 'http://www.yr.no/place/United_Kingdom/England/London/varsel.xml'
data, err = socket.http.request(url)

if data then
  require('lxp').new({
    StartElement = parsetag
  }):parse(data)

 
  grp.update('27/3/7', tonumber(forecast[1].precipitation))
  grp.update('27/3/8', forecast[1].symbol)
  grp.update('27/3/9', forecast[1].wind_direction)
  grp.update('27/3/10', tonumber(forecast[1].wind_speed))
  grp.update('27/3/11', tonumber(forecast[1].temperature))
  grp.update('27/3/12', tonumber(forecast[1].pressure))

  --log(forecast)
  
else
  alert('Fetch failed: ' .. tostring(err))
end



Still not getting any value, what am i doing wrong. :  ?

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

I never said to change the TAG’s (:

if tag == 'youchangedthistogrpaddressesandthatiswrong' 

BR,

Erwin

[Tokatubs]

Erwin van der Zwart pid='11967' dateline='1550991145']     Hi,

I never said to change the TAG’s (:

if tag == 'youchangedthistogrpaddressesandthatiswrong' 

BR,

Erwin

Of course you didnt. I may have to blame some saturday night fever or something. Changed it back to how it was supposed to be and then it is working..

But if i use any city in the world script is working. But using any Norwegian city i get that the service is stopped. And script not working. Kinda strange since it is an norwegian site.

Anyone got this working in Norway.

[admin]

Looks like they don't provide XML in this format anymore. I suggest using Apixu instead, you just have to register for a free account: https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...8#pid11518

[Daniel]

Hi
It works fine only you need to use correct location for example for Oslo it is https://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Oslo/Oslo...varsel.xml
Just go here https://www.yr.no/ search for your City and copy location from this url and paste in to XML url.
BR

[FatMax]

I made (partially found) a quick and dirty integration with met.no for a weather service a while back. Met.no is the same instance as YR.no.

Maybe someone can use (and improve, its messy) it. This version only collects the temperature and sends it to 1/1/0. Temperature is correct for the locations I have tried it. Loads of other information available in the output file. Also, you need to specify the correct longitude and latitude on the LM/SL for it to work.

Code:

require('uci')

forecast = {}


function parsetag(parser, tag, attributes)
 if tag == 'time' then
   table.insert(forecast, {})
 elseif tag == 'precipitation' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].precipitation = attributes.value
 elseif tag == 'windSpeed' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].wind_speed = attributes.mps
 elseif tag == 'temperature' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].temperature = attributes.value
 end
end

latitude = uci.get('genohm-scada.core.latitude')
latitude = tonumber(latitude)

longitude = uci.get('genohm-scada.core.longitude')
longitude = tonumber(longitude)

url = 'https://api.met.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/1.9/?lat='..latitude..'&lon='..longitude..''



data, err = require('ssl.https').request(url)

if data then
 require('lxp').new({
   StartElement = parsetag
   }):parse(data)
 grp.write('1/1/0/', forecast[1].temperature)
else
 log('Weather fetch failed: ' .. tostring(err))
end

[almoisey]

Hello. I use weather script for https://www.yr.no/ . And next required for visualization- how much and what values can take variable forecast[1].symbol ( cloudy, rain...) to assign icons for each state?

[admin]

All symbols are listed here: https://hjelp.yr.no/hc/en-us/articles/20...bols-on-Yr
Full icon name is also supplied in XML:

Code:

forecast[ #forecast ].icon_name = attributes.var

[Evens]

Hi,

How to get moon data from apixu script?

moon_phase
moon_illumination

BR Even Sundgot.

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Just log the table ‘current’ to see what index fields are available and if the data exists use it like the rest, could be something like current.moon_phase but you will know when looking at the data table.

BR,

Erwin

[Evens]

Hi,

Just log the table ‘current’ to see what index fields are available and if the data exists use it like the rest, could be something like current.moon_phase but you will know when looking at the data table.

BR,

Erwin

Hi Erwin,

Thanks for the reply, when i log astro i get this reply:

* table:
[moonset]
 * string: 07:42 AM
[sunrise]
 * string: 06:28 AM
[moonrise]
 * string: 10:39 PM
[sunset]
 * string: 06:58 PM

So it seems like there is no data for moon, but the strange thing is that in the Api manual the moon data is described.

BR Even Sundgot.

[admin]

Apixu free tier does not provide astronomy data. Moon phase calculation is relatively simple. Here's a formula that gives number of days since new moon cycle:

Code:

local date = os.date('*t')
local y, m, d = date.year, date.month, date.day

if m < 3 then
  y = y - 1
  m = m + 12
end

local a = math.floor(y / 100)
local b = math.floor(a / 4)
local c = 2 - a + b
local e = math.floor(365.25 * (y + 4716))
local f = math.floor(30.6001 * (m + 1))
local jd = c + d + e + f - 1524.5  

local dn = jd - 2451549.5
local nm = dn / 29.53
local dc = (nm % 1) * 29.53

log(dc)

[Evens]

Apixu free tier does not provide astronomy data. Moon phase calculation is relatively simple. Here's a formula that gives number of days since new moon cycle:

Code:

local date = os.date('*t')
local y, m, d = date.year, date.month, date.day

if m < 3 then
 y = y - 1
 m = m + 12
end

local a = math.floor(y / 100)
local b = math.floor(a / 4)
local c = 2 - a + b
local e = math.floor(365.25 * (y + 4716))
local f = math.floor(30.6001 * (m + 1))
local jd = c + d + e + f - 1524.5  

local dn = jd - 2451549.5
local nm = dn / 29.53
local dc = (nm % 1) * 29.53

log(dc)

Thanks Admin,

Is there a way to get what phase the moon is in right now?

BR Even Sundgot.

[admin]

Use this:

Code:

local date = os.date('*t')
local y, m, d = date.year, date.month, date.day

if m < 3 then
  y = y - 1
  m = m + 12
end

local a = math.floor(y / 100)
local b = math.floor(a / 4)
local c = 2 - a + b
local e = math.floor(365.25 * (y + 4716))
local f = math.floor(30.6001 * (m + 1))
local jd = c + d + e + f - 1524.5

local dn = jd - 2451550.1
local nm = dn / 29.530588853
local dc = (nm % 1) * 29.530588853

local ph

if dc < 1.84566 then
  ph = 0
elseif dc < 5.53699 then
  ph = 1
elseif dc < 9.22831 then
  ph = 2
elseif dc < 12.91963 then
  ph = 3
elseif dc < 16.61096 then
  ph = 4
elseif dc < 20.30228 then
  ph = 5
elseif dc < 23.99361 then
  ph = 6
elseif dc < 27.68493 then
  ph = 7
else
  ph = 0
end

local phases = {
  [0] = 'new moon',
  [1] = 'evening crescent',
  [2] = 'first quarter',
  [3] = 'waxing gibbous',
  [4] = 'full moon',
  [5] = 'waning gibbous',
  [6] = 'last quarter',
  [7] = 'morning crescent',
}

text = phases[ ph ]
log(ph, text)

You can use ph number as object value and set custom values according to phases table (0..7).

[MichelDeLigne]

Code:

require('socket.http')

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Weather forecast from Yr, delivered by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and the NRK
--
-- This is a combo of the codes contributions from the Admin, Thomas, and me MichelDeLigne
--
-- Usage:
-- * Define your place in the variable url in the function yrno_fetch()
--
-- * Ending the url with "forecast_hour_by_hour.xml" will give access to the predictions for a city for the next 48 hours, per hour
-- * Ending the url with "forecast.xml" will give predictions for 9 days, per 6 hours slices.
-- Search for your location in https://www.yr.no/
-- When found, add forecast.xml or forecast_hour_by_hour.xml to the url
--
-- Don't run the script more that once per hour, or 4 times a day for the 6h forecast. Yr.no web admins will certainly thank you for that.
-- (no they won't, but they won't curse you for polling their servers every minutes either, which is a total waste of time/bandwidth).

-- Previsions for the next hour (or 6h if the url ends with forecast.xml) would be contained in:
-- forecast[1].symbol             "Partly cloudy"
-- forecast[1].icon                "03n" (available at https://hjelp.yr.no/hc/en-us/articles/203786121-Weather-symbols-on-Yr)
-- forecast[1].precipitation        [mm]
-- forecast[1].wind_direction        "SSW", "E", ...
-- forecast[1].wind_speed        [m/s]
-- forecast[1].temperature        [°C]
-- forecast[1].pressure            [hPa]
-- ld_minTemp                [°C] Min temperature for the next day
-- ld_maxTemp                [°C] Max temperature for the next day
-- lt_tomorrow                What the next day is

-- Next hour forecast would be in forecast[2].symbol
-- and so on

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

forecast = {}

---------------------------------------------------------------
-- Functions
---------------------------------------------------------------
function parsetag(parser, tag, attributes)
 if tag == 'time' then
   table.insert(forecast, {})
   forecast[ #forecast ].from = attributes.from
 elseif tag == 'symbol' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].symbol = attributes.name
   forecast[ #forecast ].icon = attributes.var
 elseif tag == 'precipitation' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].precipitation = attributes.value
 elseif tag == 'windDirection' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].wind_direction = attributes.code
 elseif tag == 'windSpeed' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].wind_speed = attributes.mps
 elseif tag == 'temperature' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].temperature = attributes.value
 elseif tag == 'pressure' then
   forecast[ #forecast ].pressure = attributes.value
 end
end

-------------------------------
function yrno_fetch()
 ld_minTemp=0
 ld_maxTemp=0
 next_day={}

-- local url = 'https://www.yr.no/place/Belgium/Wallonia/Marche-lez-%C3%89caussinnes/forecast.xml'
 local url = 'http://www.yr.no/place/Belgium/Wallonia/Marche-lez-%C3%89caussinnes/forecast_hour_by_hour.xml'
 
 local data, err = socket.http.request(url)

 if data then
   require('lxp').new({
     StartElement = parsetag
   }):parse(data)

   -- log(forecast)
 else
   alert('Fetch failed: ' .. tostring(err))
   return 1
 end
   
 ll_tomorrow = os.time()+24*3600 -- tomorrow as long
 lt_tomorrow = os.date("*t",ll_tomorrow) -- tomorrow as table for use if forecast_write

 --gets the date of tomorrow
 local ls_match = os.date("%Y--%m--%d",ll_tomorrow)

 for index, value in ipairs(forecast) do
   if (value.from:match("^"..ls_match)) then
     local ld_temp=tonumber(value.temperature)
     if (ld_minTemp == nil) then
       ld_minTemp=ld_temp
     end
     if (ld_maxTemp == nil) then
       ld_maxTemp=ld_temp
     end
     if (ld_temp<ld_minTemp or index==1) then
       ld_minTemp=ld_temp
     end
     if (ld_temp>ld_maxTemp or index==1) then
       ld_maxTemp=ld_temp
     end
   end
 end
   
 return 0
end

------------------------------------------
-- Main code
------------------------------------------

if yrno_fetch() then
  -- write the data to the bus, or do something else with it
  -- If the fetch fails, we do nothing.
 
  --log(ld_minTemp, ld_maxTemp, lt_tomorrow, forecast[1].symbol, forecast[1].icon, forecast[1].precipitation, forecast[1].wind_direction,
  --forecast[1].wind_speed, forecast[1].temperature, forecast[1].pressure)
 
  --grp.write('1/1/12', ld_minTemp, dt.float16)
  --grp.write('1/1/13', ld_maxTemp, dt.float16)
 --grp.write('1/1/14', lt_tomorrow, dt.date)
 
 --grp.write('1/1/15', forecast[1].symbol)
 --grp.write('1/1/16', forecast[1].icon)
 
 --grp.write('1/1/17', forecast[1].precipitation)
  --grp.write('1/1/18', forecast[1].wind_direction)
  --grp.write('1/1/19', forecast[1].wind_speed)
  --grp.write('1/1/20', forecast[1].temperature)
  --grp.write('1/1/21', forecast[1].pressure)
end

Hi,

Here is a small contribution from me and others (mostly others in fact). 
The script fetches the weather forecast from Yr.no

I've put together some of the previous scripts, and removedsome functions and correct the error handling. 
I am not a big fan of using functions only once. I find it makes the code less readable because you have to jump all over the place when you read it. 

There is also a description at the beginning of the code explaining how to use it.

Cheers.
Michel

[jetsetter]

Hi to all,

I tried Michell's code (with either his or my city code) and I am always getting an alert:

Fetch failed: error:1409442E:lib(20):func(148):reason(1070)

and the script stops. I tried to find any error description in yr.no but no luck.

Any ideas?
Thank you in advance.

[Daniel]

Hi
Try my version, It still works on my LM.
https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...1#pid11521
BR