#' Real-time weather data
#'
#' @param api_key Your API access key, which can be found in your acccount dashboard.
#' @param location pass a single location
#' @param units this parameter to pass one of the unit identifiers ot the API:m for Metric( temperature: Celsius); s for Scientific(temperature: Kelvin); f for Fahrenheit
#' @return datframe contain current weather information.
#' @export
#' @import jsonlite
#' @import httr
#' @import ggplot2
#' @import hrbrthemes
#' @examples
#' weatherstack_current("ba435151893f4b833c9b27ca6f28044f","New York","m")
#' weatherstack_current("ba435151893f4b833c9b27ca6f28044f","London, United Kingdom","f")
weatherstack_current <- function(api_key,location,units) {
# setting up the url to access the api
domain<- "http://api.weatherstack.com/"
endpoint <- "current"
params<-list(access_key =api_key,
query=location,
units=units)
url <- modify_url(paste(domain,endpoint,sep =""),
query = params)
#post request api
resp<- POST(url)
# try for proper API key and access
if(resp$status_code==101){
print("User supplied an invalid access key.")
return (NULL)}
else if(resp$status_code==404){
print("User requested a resource which does not exist.")
return (NULL)}
#convert the data to json format
resp_json <- fromJSON(content(resp, "text"),
flatten = TRUE)
#convert to dataframe
df<- as.data.frame(resp_json)
df_t <- t(df)
return(df_t)
}
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