OneCallDailyWeather class

This is the class that handles JSON deserialization and makes data for the daily weather forecast received from queries to the OneCall API endpoint accessible.

Constructors

OneCallDailyWeather({int? weatherID, String? iconID, WeatherType? weatherType, String? mainDescription, String? secondaryDescription, num? tempMorning, num? tempDay, num? tempEvening, num? tempNight, num? tempMin, num? tempMax, num? feelsLikeTempMorning, num? feelsLikeTempDay, num? feelsLikeTempEvening, num? feelsLikeTempNight, num? dewPointTemp, num? humidity, num? cloudiness, num? uvi, num? pressure, num? windSpeed, int? windDegree, num? windGustSpeed, int? precipitationChance, num? rainAmount, num? snowAmount, DateTime? sunrise, DateTime? sunset, DateTime? moonrise, DateTime? moonset, double? moonPhase, DateTime? timeStamp})

OneCallDailyWeather.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json, UnitSettings settings)

JSON deserialization constructor

factory

Properties

cloudiness ↔ num?

The cloudiness, in percentage

getter/setter pair

dewPointTemp ↔ num?

The atmospheric temperature (varying according to the pressure and humidity) below which dew can form

getter/setter pair

feelsLikeTempDay ↔ num?

The temperature during the day, accounting for human perception, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

feelsLikeTempEvening ↔ num?

The temperature in the evening, accounting for human perception, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

feelsLikeTempMorning ↔ num?

The temperature in the morning, accounting for human perception, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

feelsLikeTempNight ↔ num?

The temperature at night, accounting for human perception, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

hashCode → int

The hash code for this object.

no setter, inherited

humidity ↔ num?

The humidity, in percentage

getter/setter pair

iconID ↔ String?

The icon ID provided by OpenWeather. The table for what the values represent can be found at https://openweathermap.org/weather-conditions . I do not recommend you use this directly. Instead, use the weatherType parameter, which is extrapolated from both this and the id sent by OpenWeather for a specific request

getter/setter pair

mainDescription ↔ String?

This is the main, concise description for the current weather

getter/setter pair

moonPhase ↔ double?

The phase of the moon.

getter/setter pair

moonrise ↔ DateTime?

The time when the moon rises, in UTC time

getter/setter pair

moonset ↔ DateTime?

The time when the moon sets, in UTC time

getter/setter pair

precipitationChance ↔ int?

The probability of precipitation on that day, as a percentage

getter/setter pair

pressure ↔ num?

The atmospheric pressure, in hecto-pascals by default

getter/setter pair

rainAmount ↔ num?

The amount of predicted rainfall that day, in millimetres by default

getter/setter pair

runtimeType → Type

A representation of the runtime type of the object.

no setter, inherited

secondaryDescription ↔ String?

This is the secondary, longer description for the current weather

getter/setter pair

snowAmount ↔ num?

The amount of predicted snowfall that day, in millimetres by default

getter/setter pair

sunrise ↔ DateTime?

The time of sunrise for that day, in UTC time

getter/setter pair

sunset ↔ DateTime?

The time of sunset for that day, in UTC time

getter/setter pair

tempDay ↔ num?

The temperature during the day, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

tempEvening ↔ num?

The temperature in the evening, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

tempMax ↔ num?

The maximum temperature on that day

getter/setter pair

tempMin ↔ num?

The minimum temperature on that day

getter/setter pair

tempMorning ↔ num?

The temperature in the morning, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

tempNight ↔ num?

The temperature at night, in Celsius by default

getter/setter pair

timeStamp ↔ DateTime?

The timestamp of when the data was requested, in UTC time

getter/setter pair

uvi ↔ num?

The Ultraviolet Index, an international standard with values ranging from 0-12. More information can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet_index

getter/setter pair

weatherID ↔ int?

The condition ID provided by OpenWeather. The table for what the values represent can be found at https://openweathermap.org/weather-conditions . I do not recommend you use this directly. Instead, use the weatherType parameter, which is extrapolated from both this and the icon string sent by OpenWeather for a specific request

getter/setter pair

weatherType ↔ WeatherType?

The enum for identifying what the weather condition is. The main description parameter provides one suitable for display, so this is primarily provided to aid in implementing conditional logic dependent on the weather, for example, a dynamic background

getter/setter pair

windDegree ↔ int?

The direction of the wind, in degrees

getter/setter pair

windGustSpeed ↔ num?

The wind gust speed, in km/h by default

getter/setter pair

windSpeed ↔ num?

The wind speed, in km/h by default

getter/setter pair

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic

Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.

inherited

toString() → String

A string representation of this object.

inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool

The equality operator.

inherited