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@jlewis91 maintains a well done implementation at [1]. While it is somehow derived from this project, it is based on modern Python (Python 3.7+ & Pandas). Thanks for this, @jlewis91!
It currently seems to implement acquisition of "observation" data [2] of
precipitation for the 1_minute resolution
air_temperature, precipitation, solar, wind, extreme_temperature and extreme_wind for the 10_minutes resolution
as well as acquisition of "forecast" data.
It would be cool to join both projects again in any way. The best thing would be to build upon @jlewis91's efforts and add back improved versions of a CLI interface and a caching layer. SQLite support should be dropped altogether.
In order to conveniently acquire forecast information from DWD, I've created earthobservations/wetterdienst#70 and will deliberately close this issue in order to divert further discussions to Wetterdienst, the successor library of dwdweather2.
@jlewis91 maintains a well done implementation at [1]. While it is somehow derived from this project, it is based on modern Python (Python 3.7+ & Pandas). Thanks for this, @jlewis91!
It currently seems to implement acquisition of "observation" data [2] of
precipitation
for the1_minute
resolutionair_temperature
,precipitation
,solar
,wind
,extreme_temperature
andextreme_wind
for the10_minutes
resolutionas well as acquisition of "forecast" data.
It would be cool to join both projects again in any way. The best thing would be to build upon @jlewis91's efforts and add back improved versions of a CLI interface and a caching layer. SQLite support should be dropped altogether.
[1] https://github.com/jlewis91/dwdbulk
[2] https://github.com/jlewis91/dwdbulk/blob/6892c2c/tests/test_dwdbulk.py#L64-L65
cc @wetterfrosch
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