akrherz / pyIEM
A collection of python support things that make my weather processing work, work.
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Crawler viewpyIEM ===== A collection of python code that support various other python projects I have and the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. A goal here is to upstream anything useful into Unidata's MetPy and also remove any redundant code. Current release info -------------------- | Name | Downloads | Version | Platforms | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | Dependencies ------------ Python 3.11+ is required. Python releases 3.11 through 3.14 are actively tested and supported within this repository. The codebase currently makes direct database calls with hardcoded assumptions of the hostname and database names. Someday, I'll use a proper ORM and software design techniques to make this more extensible for others! Installation ------------ Since this library depends on , you likely do **not** want to let install . So the installation options are either: • Install via some other mechanism than . • Install via pip. Or: • Install via using the channel. How to use NWS product ingestors -------------------------------- This library provides a number of parsers for various NWS products. The implementation of these parsers can be found with my pyWWA project. The main limitation is that the parsers use Twisted Python and thus have a somewhat steep learning curve. The parsers do not require the usage of Twisted though, so how does one use them? The general entry point for a text product is the method of . So given a NWS text file, the code would look like. The actual methods and attributes on the object above will vary depending on the type of product involved.