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Informations about the package yr
Yr.no PHP library
PHP library for the norwegian wheather service yr.no. Currently in use on a fairly large norwegian site.
Status
Please note that I am not adding more feature at this time (other than accepting pull requests). Consider using something like forecast.io which has lots more data.
Requirements
- PHP 5.3
Installation
With composer
composer require eigan/yrWithout composer
Clone, or download the repo as zip. Place it somewhere on your server. Then include the autoload.php file in your code.
Remember to set date.timezone = "Europe/Oslo" in php.ini or whatever is your timezone.
Changelog
09 march 2014
- ! Yr::create() now returns a Location object
- ! removed getLocation, use getName(), getCountry(), getType() instead
- ! Forecast methods will no longer return the array when specifying null as parameter. Try to use toArray() instead
- Added autoload.php to make it easier to load classes if/when structure changes.
- Added Forecast->toArray()
- Added Location->toArray()
- Added WeatherStations (observations)
- Added TextualForecasts
- Added Location->getForecastAt($time), get a forecast at a specific unixtime
- Added tests. 98.15% code coverage (coverage cant hit when yr return HTTP 500)
- More exceptions and error checks in all classes
- phpdoc cleanup
Examples
These examples require you to already have included autoload.php (or using an autoloader)
Current forecast
Forecasts tomorrow
Hourly forecasts rest of the day
See more examples in examples directory.
