fixed weather

[JulianStiebler]

import location has no reverse_geocode anymore;
and seems solely purposed on chinese city codes and general geospatial calculations.
A truer 10liner would be possible also using geocoder, which resolves the position by IP.

The returned data has the following scheme:

return_schema = {
  "coord": {
    "lon": "float",  // Longitude of the location
    "lat": "float"   // Latitude of the location
  },
  "weather": [
    {
      "id": "int",        // Weather condition ID
      "main": "string",   // Short description of the weather condition (e.g., 'Clouds')
      "description": "string", // Detailed description of the weather (e.g., 'overcast clouds')
      "icon": "string"    // Weather icon identifier
    }
  ],
  "base": "string",      // Data source (usually 'stations' for weather stations)
  "main": {
    "temp": "float",     // Temperature in Kelvin
    "feels_like": "float", // Temperature as it feels in Kelvin
    "temp_min": "float", // Minimum temperature in Kelvin
    "temp_max": "float", // Maximum temperature in Kelvin
    "pressure": "float", // Atmospheric pressure in hPa
    "humidity": "int",   // Humidity percentage (0 - 100)
    "sea_level": "float", // Atmospheric pressure at sea level in hPa
    "grnd_level": "float" // Atmospheric pressure at ground level in hPa
  },
  "visibility": "int",   // Visibility in meters (e.g., 10000 meters = 10 km)
  "wind": {
    "speed": "float",    // Wind speed in meters per second
    "deg": "int"         // Wind direction in degrees (meteorological)
  },
  "clouds": {
    "all": "int"         // Cloud coverage percentage (0 - 100)
  },
  "dt": "int",           // Date and time of the data calculation (Unix timestamp)
  "sys": {
    "type": "int",       // Internal parameter indicating the type of weather data
    "id": "int",         // Identifier for the system
    "country": "string", // Country code (e.g., 'DE' for Germany)
    "sunrise": "int",    // Sunrise time in Unix timestamp
    "sunset": "int"      // Sunset time in Unix timestamp
  },
  "timezone": "int",      // Timezone offset in seconds from UTC
  "id": "int",            // City ID in the OpenWeatherMap database
  "name": "string",       // City name (e.g., 'Nuremberg')
  "cod": "int"            // Response code (e.g., 200 indicates success)
}

[JulianStiebler]

pre-commit moved some things;
other than that it was a true 10liner.

import geocoder
import requests
HTTP_STATUS_OK = 200
loc = geocoder.ip('me').json # Resolves location by IP
city_country = f"{loc['city']},{loc['country']}" # City string for URL
APPID = "beb97c1ce62559bba4e81e28de8be095"
weather = requests.get(f"http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?APPID={APPID}&q={city_country}").json()
if weather.get("cod") == HTTP_STATUS_OK:
    print(f"Weather in {city_country}\n------\n" + "\n".join(f"{key}: {value}" for key, value in weather.items()))
else: print("Error fetching data.")