Closed tomschenkjr closed 7 years ago
I just took a look into this and I am seeing a 404 error when we try to hit the map images.
This all still works on WindyGrid correct?
Could these APIs have changed? From what I see on OpenWeatherMap.org the url requires an API key which we do not have in the project.
API Details - https://openweathermap.org/api/weathermaps
It's an issue in WindyGrid, too.
You beat me to it (was just looking at the code) -- I think that's what changed, the required API key. We'll get one of those and add it.
@nfspeedypur - I've registered an API key and will email it to you.
Right now, it's limited to 60 calls per hour. We'll see if we hit that limit very much.
Still appears to have an issue with "Cloud Cover"
When I go onto OpenWeatherMap.org the cloud map looks hard to really see a difference. Could there be an issue with the transparency?
-David
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Still appears to have an issue with "Cloud Cover"
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Don't think that's the issue in this case. I had spotted errors, 404, in the console when trying to load cloud cover. The rest of the layers work, though.
Tom/Rod,
Can you guys check to see if this API is similar to what you guys are using on WindyGrid? Removed the beginning of the APPID
http://a.tile.openweathermap.org/clouds/14/4202/6088.png?APPID=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXafe
-David
This is what we have on WindyGrid. Looks like we're missing the /map/ portion of the URL. Sorry, I missed this when I updated the APPIDs on the OpenGrid side. http://{s}.tile.openweathermap.org/**map**/clouds/{z}/{x}/{y}.png?APPID=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
@nfspeedypur feel free to update the URL
I will add this to the next release.
Thanks, so this will be added with the 1.4.3 release?
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I will add this to the next release.
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@nfspeedypur the updates for opengrid for this issue has been push over to production; when I tested the weather layers I m still seeing the same behavior for the cloud coverage.
Regina,
The code was merged to production OpenGrid this past weekend. I will be making a new release from the Smart Chicago repo in the next day.
Thanks, David Matthews
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This code has been released to production.
-David
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Regina,
The code was merged to production OpenGrid this past weekend. I will be making a new release from the Smart Chicago repo in the next day.
Thanks, David Matthews
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Thanks @nfspeedypur I've completed testing in OG, cloud coverage is functioning properly.
When clicking on an open weather layer, e.g., temperature, nothing appears to happen.
When I open the Javascript console in Chrome, I see there are several errors that
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401
. Below is a screenshot.Through experimentation, it's clear this is related to anytime an open weather map layer is chosen.