Adding methods for fetching daily and three hour forecast via geo-coords... #44
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…rds to the OWM25 class. Adding functional and unit tests for the two new OWM25 class methods: three_hours_forecast_at_coords(self, lat, lon), daily_forecast_at_coords(self, lat, lon, [limit]).
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I wasn't able to push a new branch or issue a pull request to a non-existent branch. Just let me know if there was a better or differently intended way than issuing a pull request to the 'develop' branch. |
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Hey @n0id , I've just created the feature/#40_latlon_forecast_query branch so you can push your patches on that Thank you! BTW: I've added you to the CONTRIBUTORS.md file |
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... to the OWM25 class. Adding functional and unit tests for the two new OWM25 class methods: three_hours_forecast_at_coords(self, lat, lon), daily_forecast_at_coords(self, lat, lon, [limit]).