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Update Weather script to support "natural language" replies, specify temperature format#78
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The Weather script now uses a more "natural" format for it's replies. You can now interact with Hubot for weather like this for current conditions:
Or like this for forecast:
And if something goes wrong, Hubot will do this:
Users can now specify what format they would like to receive their weather information in. By default, Hubot will use Fahrenheit format for temperatures. However, by specifying the
HUBOT_WEATHER_CELSIUSenvironment variable, Hubot will respond with temperatures in Celsius.