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# AVWX: Aviation Weather for Humans [](https://badge.fury.io/py/avwx-engine) [](https://requires.io/github/avwx-rest/avwx-engine/requirements/?branch=master) [](http://avwx-engine.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest) [](https://pypi.org/project/avwx-engine/) <!-- [](https://landscape.io/github/avwx-rest/AVWX-Engine/master) -->  ## Install The easiest way to get started is to download the library from pypi using pip ```bash pip install avwx-engine ``` ## Basic Usage Reports use ICAO idents when specifying the desired station. Exceptions are thrown if a potentially invalid ident is given. ```python >>> import avwx >>> >>> metar = avwx.Metar('KJFK') >>> metar.station.name 'John F Kennedy International Airport' >>> metar.update() True >>> metar.data.flight_rules 'IFR' ``` You can learn more by reading the [project documentation](https://avwx-engine.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) **Note**: This library requires Python 3.6 or above ## Develop Download and install the source code and its development dependencies: ```bash git clone github.com/avwx-rest/AVWX-Engine cd AVWX-Engine pip install -Ur requirements.txt ``` Code formatting should be handled by hooks in pre-commit. Before committing any code, be should to install pre-commit into the local git project: ```bash pre-commit install ``` ## Test The easiest way to test the package is using the `nox` library, which is installed as a dev dependencies. It will manage all tests, sessions, supported versions (when available), and cleanup. The tests will pick up the local version of `avwx`. ```bash nox ``` If you want to run the tests directly, the test suite was built while using the `pytest` library, which is also installed as a dev dependency. ```bash pytest ``` The end-to-end test files were generated using `util/build_tests.py` and placed into `tests/{report}`. Because Timestamp generation interprets the text based on the current date, Timestamp objects are nullified in the end-to-end tests. ## Docs AVWX uses `mkdocs` to build its documentation. It's just another install: ```bash pip install mkdocs ``` To serve the docs during development: ```bash cd docs mkdocs serve ```