Automate Weather Updates with OpenWeatherMap Integration
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Seamlessly integrate with OpenWeatherMap to fetch real-time weather data for any city. Automate responses with current temperature, feels-like temperature, and city name, triggered by a simple webhook.
About This Workflow
This workflow provides a robust solution for automating weather data retrieval and response generation. It begins with a webhook that can be triggered by external requests, allowing for dynamic input. The workflow then parses incoming query parameters to specify the desired city, defaulting to Berlin, Germany if none are provided. This city information is then fed into the OpenWeatherMap node, which fetches detailed weather data. Finally, a 'Create Response' node formats this data into a user-friendly message, indicating the current temperature, feels-like temperature, and the city's name. This entire process can be automated and integrated into various applications and services.
Key Features
- Dynamic City Selection: Automatically set the city based on webhook query parameters or use a default.
- Real-time Weather Data: Leverages the OpenWeatherMap API for up-to-date weather information.
- Customizable Response Generation: Formats weather data into a readable string for automated responses.
- Webhook Triggering: Easily initiate the workflow with an incoming HTTP request.
How To Use
- Set up the 'Webhook GET' node: Configure the webhook path (e.g.,
/weather) and response mode. - Configure the 'Set City' node: Define how the city parameter is extracted from the incoming webhook request (e.g.,
query.parameter). Set a default city if needed. - Connect OpenWeatherMap Credentials: Ensure you have valid OpenWeatherMap API credentials configured.
- Configure the 'OpenWeatherMap' node: Set the
cityNameparameter to dynamically pull the city from the previous node (e.g.,={{ $json["city"] }}). - Configure the 'Create Response' node: Define the output message by referencing the data from the OpenWeatherMap node (e.g.,
It has {{$json["main"]["temp"]}}°C and feels like {{$json["main"]["feels_like"]}}°C in {{$json["name"]}}). - Establish Connections: Link the nodes in the correct sequence: Webhook -> Set City -> OpenWeatherMap -> Create Response.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
{
"id": "1c29bd9c-d30b-4f22-a9e1-22ef93a13a48",
"name": "Automate Weather Updates with OpenWeatherMap Integration",
"nodes": 12,
"category": "DevOps",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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