Weather
Full example command
Section titled “Full example command”Command: !weather
Response:
It's currently {weather.temp}°C in {weather.city} with {weather.description} {weather.lookup_city Stockholm}{weather.lookup_city <city>}
Section titled “{weather.lookup_city <city>}”Sets a default lookup city for the command.
Useful when you want the command to always return weather for a specific location.
Example usage:
{weather.lookup_city Aarhus}
Returns:
An empty string (used only to set the location, not display it).
{weather.units metric} or {weather.units imperial}
Section titled “{weather.units metric} or {weather.units imperial}”Sets the temperature unit system.
metricfor Celsius (default)imperialfor Fahrenheit
Returns:
An empty string (used to change units, not to display them).
{weather.temp}
Section titled “{weather.temp}”Returns the current temperature.
Example response:
23
{weather.temp_min}
Section titled “{weather.temp_min}”Returns the minimum temperature forecasted.
Example response:
17
{weather.temp_max}
Section titled “{weather.temp_max}”Returns the maximum temperature forecasted.
Example response:
28
{weather.description}
Section titled “{weather.description}”Returns a short description of the current weather.
Example response:
light rain
{weather.city}
Section titled “{weather.city}”Returns the name of the city currently being looked up.
Example response:
Aarhus
{weather.wind_speed}
Section titled “{weather.wind_speed}”Returns the current wind speed.
Example response:
4.6