Closed pratiman-91 closed 4 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion.
This has been incorporated with eea0fb87f9d0e74b5ac50dedef8404b727351b37
Now to open data we have:
imd.open_data(var_type, start_yr, end_yr=None, fn_format=None, file_dir=None)`
Now to downaload data we have:
imd.get_data(var_type, start_yr, end_yr=None, fn_format=None, file_dir=None, sub_dir=False, proxies=None)`
So, now we can use:
# for multiple years
data = imd.open_data(var_type, start_yr, end_yr, 'yearwise', file_dir)
#for single year
data = imd.open_data(var_type, start_yr, fn_format='yearwise', file_dir='/home/downloads')
Thanks
import imdlib as imd
start_yr =2018 end_yr = 2018 variable = 'rain' # other options are ('tmin'/ 'tmax') file_format = 'yearwise' # other option (None), which will assume deafult imd naming convention file_dir = '/home/data/imd' # other option keep it blank
use of data = imd.open_data(start_yr, end_yr, 'rain','yearwise', file_dir) instead of data = imd.open_data((start_yr, end_yr), 'rain','yearwise', file_dir) and if only one year is given then it can be treated as a single year data = imd.open_data(year, 'rain','yearwise', file_dir)