python-connector-api

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If I query the API with the `api.query_time_series()` function and the parameters `sunrise:sql` and `sunset:sql` i get back a dataframe with the columns having a naive (without timezone) `datetime64` pandas...

make-ing

meteomatics module not found, with meteomatics lib installed

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Hello: I have installed meteomatics 2.11.2 with python 3.8.6 and virtualenv in Windows 10 (using pip install meteomatics), but even when I see meteomatics installed (with pip list), I'm still...

gussabina

Would you consider giving the option of returning a polars data frame instead of a pandas dataframe? /Mads

mlarcane

please check that nothing proprietary is uploaded here this is a script I wrote to accompany an article on the Tech Blog.

EagerTom

EagerTom

When using this package I get the following warning: `/usr/local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/meteomatics/parsing_util.py:384: FutureWarning: Slicing a positional slice with .loc is not supported, and will raise TypeError in a future version. Use .loc...

kevinlinxc

A function to get the available parameter of a specific station. Now I need to know the parameters to get observation data of the station, but how should I know...

SchabiDesigns

Would be nice to get the URL generated by the function either by return or print. For example:  in this way the url can be sent to support, when...

SchabiDesigns

The docstrings for the functions could be more specific to make it easier to understand. For example, they say that start and end date have to be in UTC, but...

kevinlinxc

Feature request: add `api_base_url=DEFAULT_API_BASE_URL` argument to function `api.query_user_limits`

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We request Meteomatics API through a corporate proxy using the function `query_time_series` that has `api_base_url` argument. We also want to request for user limits but the function `query_user_limits` does not...

ivankeller