Call & extract information from open weather response

[AdelaideBaron]

User Story

I want to get the next 6pm, and 6am (whichever order suits best, e.g. at 8am it would be 6pm & 6am, but 8pm it would be 6am and 6pm), so that I can see weather data

Implementation

• In OpenWeatherApiClient, implement a method callOpenWeatherApi()
• Use the open-weather-api.url in the application.yml - start generic at first, no time parameter - you'll need to add long & lat into the url (edit it), for liverpool watersports centre
• Call the api - formatting the API_KEY
• Get the response, you'll need to create a POJO for this - it will look similar to the file on step 4 here https://www.baeldung.com/java-generate-class-from-json , you can just make it directly though
• We need the fields at the end of this ticket from the response, so you only need to include these fields in the pojo (& anything else you think would help):
• Store the response as a POJO
• For time specific, see 'Weather data for timestamp' https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-3

• Once this method is done, create an overloaded version that takes in the date/time

Testing

• WireMock of api to be used

fields to extract:

• feels_like
• wind_speed
• description
• weather.id (https://openweathermap.org/weather-conditions#Weather-Condition-Codes-2)
• visibility

notes

Send this, unfiltered, for the next sessions 6am/6pm

[AdelaideBaron]

Issue for api investigated, have to provide card details - up to 1000 calls per day for free. Adding in a ticket to implement a daily counter for these calls, but in a way that minimises resources - no DB. Perhaps an endpoint from open weather that provides this information.

[AdelaideBaron]

URL: https://api.openweathermap.org/data/3.0/onecall/timemachine?lat=53.39293&lon=-2.98532&dt=1718653615&appid=30e37ff4eced9848ff7533eb14b0c685

[AdelaideBaron]

In this ticket could we also remove the newline in the app.yml on line 9 please, my bad! and change to be camelCase too