tphakala / birdnet-go

Realtime BirdNET soundscape analyzer
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feat: get weather data from openweathermap.org and save hourly weathe… #213

Closed tphakala closed 1 week ago

tphakala commented 1 week ago

…r data in database, also save daily sun rise and sun set times.

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Walkthrough

The recent update integrates the OpenWeather API into the application, enabling weather data polling and storage. This involves adding a new OpenWeather configuration, enhancing data models in the datastore, implementing data fetching and saving routines, and validating the new settings. These modifications ensure weather information is periodically fetched and stored, contributing to more informed, real-time analysis.

Changes

Files Change Summary
internal/analysis/realtime.go Added weather polling using openweather package, starting in a new goroutine.
internal/conf/config.go Expanded Settings struct for OpenWeather integration, including API key and various settings.
internal/conf/config.yaml Added configuration settings for OpenWeather integration.
internal/conf/defaults.go Added default configurations for multiple modules, including OpenWeather.
internal/conf/validate.go Added validation logic for MQTT, BirdNET overlap, and OpenWeather settings.
internal/datastore/interfaces.go Added functions to save and retrieve daily events and hourly weather data, and included them in auto-migration.
internal/datastore/model.go Introduced DailyEvents and HourlyWeather structs in the data model.
internal/openweather/openweather.go Implemented fetching, saving, and polling of weather data from OpenWeather API, with retry and cooldown mechanisms.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Realtime as RealtimeAnalysis
    participant OpenWeather as OpenWeather API
    participant DataStore as DataStore

    Realtime ->> OpenWeather: StartWeatherPolling(settings, db, stopChan)
    loop Every Interval
        OpenWeather ->> OpenWeather: FetchWeather(settings)
        OpenWeather -->> Realtime: WeatherData
        Realtime ->> DataStore: SaveWeatherData(weatherData)
    end
    alt Stop Signal
        Realtime ->> OpenWeather: StopPolling
    end

Poem

Here's a tale of weather bright, Pulling data day and night. ☀️ With OpenWeather, skies we gauge ⛅, In our code, a brand-new page. 📘 Fetch and save, wind and rain, Real-time insights, we now gain. 🌧️🌬️

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