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Add a --units flagCache API responses for ten minutes

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Run the tests.

Bash(python3 -m pytest -q)

14 passed in 0.19s

All 14 tests pass.

Read weather.py and cli.py, then tell me what this project does.

Read(weather.py)

Read 29 linesshow

A command-line tool that takes a city name, fetches its current temperature from the OpenWeatherMap API and prints it in Celsius. cli.py parses the arguments.

Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.

Update(cli.py)

3 additions, 0 removals

Added --units to cli.py: metric or imperial, metric by default.

Now convert the temperature in weather.py when --units is imperial.

Update(weather.py)

6 additions, 2 removals

weather.py now converts with celsius_to_fahrenheit when --units is imperial.

Rewound the conversation and code to before “Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.”

Why does every run take two seconds?

Each run asks the OpenWeatherMap API again, even for a city it looked up a minute ago — the request is most of the time.

Cache the API responses in fetch.py for ten minutes, so repeated runs don’t hit the rate limit.

Read(fetch.py)

Read 31 linesshow

Update(fetch.py)

14 additions, 2 removals

fetch.py now keeps each city’s response in ~/.cache/weather-cli for ten minutes. A second run within that time makes no request.

Add a test for the cache.

Write(tests/test_fetch.py)

Wrote 22 lines

Added tests/test_fetch.py: a second fetch within ten minutes reads the cache. All 15 tests pass.

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Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.1 before latest

Now convert the temperature in weather.py when --units is imperial.latest

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Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.

Update(cli.py)

3 additions, 0 removals

Added --units to cli.py: metric or imperial, metric by default.

Now convert the temperature in weather.py when --units is imperial.

Update(weather.py)

6 additions, 2 removals

weather.py now converts with celsius_to_fahrenheit when --units is imperial.

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Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.1 before latest

Now convert the temperature in weather.py when --units is imperial.latest

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Read weather.py and cli.py, then tell me what this project does.

Read(weather.py)

Read 29 linesshow

A command-line tool that takes a city name, fetches its current temperature from the OpenWeatherMap API and prints it in Celsius.

Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.

Update(cli.py)

3 additions, 0 removals

Added --units to cli.py: metric or imperial, metric by default.

Now convert the temperature in weather.py when --units is imperial.

Update(weather.py)

6 additions, 2 removals

weather.py now converts with celsius_to_fahrenheit when --units is imperial.

Restored the code to before “Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.” — the conversation is unchanged

Rewind to before “Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.”?

2 files changed since then (+9 −2): cli.py, weather.py

❯1.Restore code and conversationFiles go back to how they were; this message and everything after it are removed; the message goes back into the box

❯2.Restore conversationFiles stay as they are; this message and everything after it are removed; the message goes back into the box

❯3.Restore codeFiles go back; the conversation stays as it is

❯4.Never mind

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Terminal

you@MacBook-Pro weather-cli % git log --oneline -2

9b02f17 Cache API responses for ten minutes

e51d3a8 First version

you@MacBook-Pro weather-cli % python3 -m pytest -q

.............. [100%]

14 passed in 0.19s

you@MacBook-Pro weather-cli % python3 weather.py Paris

Paris: 17°C

you@MacBook-Pro weather-cli % python3 weather.py London --units imperial

London: 59°F

you@MacBook-Pro weather-cli %

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❯ Run the tests.

⏺ Bash(python3 -m pytest -q)

⎿ 14 passed in 0.19s

⏺ All 14 tests pass.

❯ Add a --units flag to cli.py: metric or imperial.

⏺ Update(cli.py)

⎿ Updated cli.py with 3 additions

⏺ Added --units to cli.py: metric or imperial, metric by default.

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