when I try to access the following properties by doing

OpenMeteoClient.Query(city).Daily

or

OpenMeteoClient.Query(city).Hourly

I get null no matter the city.

Version

0.2.8

Additional context

.Net 7.0, ASP.NET project

Can we add support for https://open-meteo.com/en/docs/air-quality-api ?

You should be able to input coordinates and get an response returned

I have ASP.NET CORE 6 WEB API.

Below is my code:

public async Task<ActionResult> GetForecast()
{
_logger.LogInformation("Getting all Forecasts...");

OpenMeteoClient client = new OpenMeteoClient();

HourlyOptionsParameter[] parameters = new HourlyOptionsParameter[]
{
    HourlyOptionsParameter.temperature_2m,
    HourlyOptionsParameter.relativehumidity_2m,
};

Minutely15OptionsParameter[] parameters15Mins = new Minutely15OptionsParameter[]
{
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.temperature_2m,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.relativehumidity_2m,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.precipitation,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.rain,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.weathercode,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.windspeed_10m,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.winddirection_10m,
    Minutely15OptionsParameter.windgusts_10m,
};

WeatherModelOptionsParameter[] modelParameters = new WeatherModelOptionsParameter[]
{
    WeatherModelOptionsParameter.icon_d2
};

// Set custom options
WeatherForecastOptions options = new WeatherForecastOptions();
options.Temperature_Unit = TemperatureUnitType.celsius;
options.Latitude = 45.70108f;
options.Longitude = 14.590678f;
options.Minutely15 = new Minutely15Options(parameters15Mins);
options.Models = new WeatherModelOptions(modelParameters);

// Make a new api call to get the current weather in tokyo
WeatherForecast weatherData = await client.QueryAsync(options);

return Ok(weatherData);

}

European AQI parameters and US AQI parameters are not supported by library.

Parameters available for European AQI :

• european_aqi
• european_aqi_pm2_5
• european_aqi_pm10
• european_aqi_no2
• european_aqi_o3
• european_aqi_so2

Parameters available for US AQI :

• us_aqi
• us_aqi_pm2_5
• us_aqi_pm10
• us_aqi_no2
• us_aqi_o3
• us_aqi_so2
• us_aqi_co

Description

I would like to add Open Meteo API support to my UWP weather application

Unfortunately, UWP only supports .NET Standard 2.0

Describe the solution you'd like

Change the TargetFramework and LangVersion of the project

  <PropertyGroup>
    <TargetFramework>netstandard2.0</TargetFramework>
  </PropertyGroup>

  <PropertyGroup>
    <LangVersion>latestMajor</LangVersion>
  </PropertyGroup>

All unit tests can pass

Description

The api currently supports no synchronous calls out of box. For some unknown reasons someone might need those.

Describe the solution you'd like

• QueryAsync -> Query(Sync)
• GetWeatherDataAsync -> GetWeatherData(Sync)
  and so on

Description

Make a clear and understandable documentation with examples.

Describe the solution you'd like

• Code documentation
• update readme.md
• Wiki entries with examples
• Example apps using the api

Description

Implement interface IEnumerable

Describe the solution you'd like

Possibility to use for each

Hi AlienDwarf, thanks for the library

As above, i'm unable to find the 'is_day' or 'precipitation_probability' properties within the 'Hourly' class. I've also just looked at the kotlin library and it also appears to be missing there as well.

When you use openmeteo.dotnet with a culture configured with a decimal separator the request is not correctly build and open-meteo server response an error 400.

I've tested it with French Culture "fr-FR"

Description

Standardize SDKs across all languages.

Describe the solution you'd like

Move all SDKs to open-meteo/sdk with the integration of the FlatBuffer library (currently not available for .NET).
Standardize SDK methods and classes names and structures.

Additional context

I would kindly like to ask you some input on the related issue on the open-meteo-website repo. We're in an early stage of development, so changes can still happen: it's the tight time to find out what could work best for this library/language (if at all possible), in order to make it feasible to standardize all SDKs.