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PyBMKG

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PyBMKG is an asynchronous Python API wrapper designed to harness the power of BMKG's open data on weather forecasts and earthquake information in Indonesia. Powered by the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), this project aims to streamline access to crucial meteorological and seismic data.

Key Features

  • Asynchronous Operations: Utilizes asyncio and aiohttp for efficient API requests.
  • Data Schema: Built with Python's dataclass for clear and structured data representation.
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Explore detailed documentation for seamless integration and usage.

Installation

pip install PyBMKG

Usage

import asyncio

from bmkg import BMKG
from bmkg.enums import Province

async def main():
    async with BMKG() as bmkg:
        weather_forecast = await bmkg.weather_forecast.get_weather_forecast(Province.ACEH)
        latest_earthquake = await bmkg.earthquake.get_latest_earthquake()
        strong_earthquake = await bmkg.earthquake.get_strong_earthquake()
        felt_earthquake = await bmkg.earthquake.get_felt_earthquake()

        print(f"Weather Forecast: {weather_forecast}")
        print(f"Latest Earthquakes: {latest_earthquake}")
        print(f"Strong Earthquakes: {strong_earthquake}")
        print(f"Felt Earthquakes: {felt_earthquake}")

asyncio.run(main())

Docs

You can start reading the documentation here.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to enhance PyBMKG! Please review our contributing guidelines before getting started.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) for its open data service on weather forecasts and latest earthquake information.