City Weather and Examples

First, go to Chainlink Functions Playground - City Weatherarrow-up-right and the source code will be loaded into the playground. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the following code into a blank playground:

const city = args[0];
const apiResponse = await Functions.makeHttpRequest({
 url: `https://wttr.in/${city}?format=3&m`,
 responseType: 'text'
});
if (apiResponse.error) {
 throw Error('Request failed');
}
const { data } = apiResponse;
return Functions.encodeString(data);

Copy the HTTP request https://wttr.in/${city}?format=3&marrow-up-right and replace city with Sao-Paulo in a browser to see the expected result:

The expected output

Back in the playground, 1. make sure the “Argument” is Sao-Paulo then 2. click the “Run code” blue button at the bottom left and 3. the “Output” will be displayed:

You get the expected weather back!
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Try your city or your next vacation spot!

Navigate back to your subscription on Chainlink Functionsarrow-up-right and click the "Add consumer" button on the far right:

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You can have multiple consumer contracts in a single Chainlink Functions Subscription (up to 100)

Chainlink Functions Service Limitsarrow-up-right

Time to add a consumer

Now 1. paste in your WeatherFunctions.sol deployed address and then 2. click the “Add consumer” blue button:

Paste in your consumer address and add the consumer

MetaMask will pop-up for you to confirm the transaction:

Confirm the transaction

Once the transaction is confirmed, refresh the page and you will now see your new consumer:

Successfully added another consumer to your subscription

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