get_current_forecast(latitude, longitude, units = "us", language = "en", exclude = NULL, extend = NULL, add_json = FALSE, add_headers = FALSE, ...)
currently
,
minutely
, hourly
, daily
, alerts
, flags
). Crafting
a request with all of the above blocks excluded is exceedingly silly and not
recommended. Setting this parameter to NULL
(the default) does not exclude any
parameters from the results.hourly
the API will return hourly data
for the next seven days, rather than the next two.httr::GET
(e.g. to configure ssl options
or proxies)darksky
object that contains the original JSON response object
(optionally), a list of named `tbl_df` `data.frame` objects corresponding to what
was returned by the API and (optionally) relevant response headers (cache-control
,
expires
, x-forecast-api-calls
, x-response-time
).
units
to
one of (si
, ca
, uk
). Setting units
to auto
will have
the API select the relevant units automatically, based on geographic location. This
value is set to us
(Imperial) units by default.If you wish to have text summaries presented in a different language, set
language
to one of (ar
, bs
, de
, es
, fr
,
it
, nl
, pl
, pt
, ru
, sv
, tet
,
tr
, x-pig-latin
, zh
). This value is set to en
(English) by
default.
See the Options section of the official Dark Sky API documentation for more information.
## Not run:
# tmp <- get_current_forecast(37.8267, -122.423)
# ## End(Not run)
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