def render(self, request):
temp = Utils.get_temperature(Utils.temperature_pin)
json_object = json.loads(temp)
json_formatted_str = json.dumps(json_object, indent=2)
current_temp_json = Utils.get_current_temperature_from_weatherapi(
requests, controller, "Riverton")
localtime = str(current_temp_json["current"]["last_updated"])
feels_like = str(current_temp_json["current"]["feelslike_f"])
condition = str(current_temp_json["current"]["condition"]["text"])
icon = str(current_temp_json["current"]["condition"]["icon"])
wind_mph = str(current_temp_json["current"]["wind_mph"])
wind_dir = str(current_temp_json["current"]["wind_dir"])
humidity = str(current_temp_json["current"]["humidity"])
uv = str(current_temp_json["current"]["uv"])
vis_miles = str(current_temp_json["current"]["vis_miles"])
temp_f = str(current_temp_json["current"]["temp_f"])
locationName = str(current_temp_json["location"]["name"])
locationState = str(current_temp_json["location"]["region"])
current_temp_json_formatted = json.dumps(current_temp_json, indent=2)
im = '<img id=\"conditionsImage\" src=\"http:' + icon + '\"/>'
curr_weather = '<table><tr><td>As of {}</td></tr><tr><td><b>{}</b></td></tr><tr><td><h2>{}F </h2></td></tr><tr><td><i>Feels like {}F </i>{}</td><td>{}</td></tr><tr><td>Wind:{}mph {}</td><td>Humidity: {}%</td></tr><tr><td>UV: {}</td><td>Visibility: {}miles</td></tr></table>'.format(
localtime, locationName + ", " + locationState, temp_f, feels_like,
condition, im, wind_mph, wind_dir, humidity, uv, vis_miles)
return "<html><body>%s<pre>Garage</pre><pre>%s</pre><pre>Current Weather</pre><pre>%s</pre></body></html>" % (
curr_weather, json_formatted_str, current_temp_json_formatted)
def get_temp(self):
msg = Utils.get_temperature(Utils.temperature_pin)
if "error reading" in msg:
logging.info("Error getting temperature")
if msg != "":
Utils.publish_MQTT(self.mqtt_server, self.mqtt_topic_temperature,
msg, self.mqtt_username, self.mqtt_password)
return msg
def settings(request):
message = ''
#utils.draw_timeline('poliv')
#utils.draw_timeline('svet')
controllers = utils.get_sensors(29) #controllers
temp_data = utils.get_temperature()
d = dict(request=request, message=message, controllers=controllers, temp_data=temp_data)
return render_to_response('web/settings.html', d, context_instance=RequestContext(request))
#########################################################################
def main(request):
message = ""
events = utils.get_monitor_events()
alerts = utils.get_alert_events()
temp_data = utils.get_temperature()
d = dict(request=request, message=message, events=events, alerts=alerts, temp_data=temp_data)
return render_to_response('web/main.html', d, context_instance=RequestContext(request))
def generate_weather_data(cities):
full_weather_data = []
for city in cities:
latitude, longitude = utils.get_lat_and_lon()
altitude = utils.get_altitude()
local_time = utils.get_local_time()
temperature = utils.get_temperature()
pressure = utils.get_pressure()
weather_condition = utils.get_condition(temperature)
humidity = utils.get_humidity()
entry = utils.create_weather_entry(city, latitude, longitude, altitude,
local_time, weather_condition,
temperature, pressure, humidity)
full_weather_data.append(entry)
return full_weather_data
async def GET_sensor_live(request, hapic_data: HapicData):
while True:
yield Measure(datetime.datetime.now(), utils.get_temperature())
await asyncio.sleep(1)
The results dictionary created should be identical after your change.
"""
import time
from utils import get_temperature, cities, dates
start_time = time.time() # Used to time the execution of this script
# Initialize empty array of results
results = {city: [] for city in cities}
# For each city get the temperature for each date, and add it to the relevant array
for city in cities:
for date in dates:
temp = get_temperature(city, date)
results[city].append(temp)
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# <<< DO NOT EDIT THE CODE BELOW THIS LINE >>>
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# Calculate aggregates, and print out the results
print('\nRESULTS:')
for city, temperatures in results.items():
average = sum(temperatures) / len(temperatures)
print(
f"\t{city}:\tAverage Temperature: {average:.1f}°C "
f"(range {min(temperatures):.1f} - {max(temperatures):.1f}) "
f"[from {len(temperatures)} readings]"
def test_temperature(self):
temp = utils.get_temperature()
self.assertGreater(float(temp), -10)
self.assertLess(float(temp), 50)
