attempt2weather

import discord
import json
import urllib.request
from discord.ext import commands


bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="$")
token = 'NTA2NDY5NDY5MDE5OTYzNDIy.DrimBg.YhS-b8QTmk_DWUmW8qsit_oYREM'




#First API for google wikipedia
#this function is for the API for wikipedia google search
def google (input):
    url = 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki'
    search_string = '/'
    use_word = input
    final1_string = url + search_string + use_word
    return final1_string

#this comand uses the funcion above and it's suppose to give to the user the information for the the word that the user types
@bot.command()
async def google_sea(arg):
    use_word = arg
    location = arg
    string22 =  'There is your result about ' + location + ' '
    try:
        var1 = google(use_word)
        finast = string22 + str(var1)
        await bot.say(finast)
    except:
        await bot.say("error!Type again")

#Combination of the two API's
#the command below it takes the user's input and output the temperature of the town or city that the user types and also some extra inforamtion about the input
@bot.command()
async def google_temp(arg):
    use_word = arg
    location = arg
    string22 =  'Also some information about ' + location + ' '
    try:
        var1 = google(use_word)
        finast = string22 + str(var1)
        var3 = temp_url(location)
        var4 = current_weather(var3)
        string2 = str('The temperature in ' + location + ' is ' + str(var4))

        await bot.say(string2)
        await bot.say(finast)

    except:
        await bot.say("error!Type again")

#the command below gives to the user the temperature in Fahrenheit and also some extra information for the user's input
@bot.command()
async def google_tempf(arg):
    use_word = arg
    location = arg
    string22 = 'Also some information about ' + location + ' '
    try:
        var1 = google(use_word)
        finast = string22 + str(var1)
        var3 = temp_url(location)
        var4 = tempf(var3)
        string2 = str('The temperature in Fahrenheit in ' + location + ' is ' + str(var4))

        await bot.say(string2)
        await bot.say(finast)

    except:
        await bot.say("error!Type again")


#The command below gives the uv index and also some information for the user's input
@bot.command()
async def google_uv(arg):
    use_word = arg
    location = arg
    string22 = 'Also some information about ' + location + ' '
    try:
        var1 = google(use_word)
        finast = string22 + str(var1)
        var3 = temp_url(location)
        var4 =uv_index_func(var3)
        var5 = uv_warning(var4)
        string2 = str('The uv index in ' + location + ' is ' + str(var4) + str(var5))

        await bot.say(string2)
        await bot.say(finast)
    except:
        await bot.say("error!Type again")


#the command below gives to the user the wind  and also some information about the user's input
@bot.command()
async def google_wind(arg):
    use_word = arg
    location = arg
    string22 = 'Also some information about ' + location + ' '
    try:
        var1 = google(use_word)
        finast = string22 + str(var1)
        var3 = temp_url(location)
        var4 =wind_di(var3)
        string2 = str('The wind in ' + location + ' is ' + str(var4) )

        await bot.say(string2)
        await bot.say(finast)
    except:
        await bot.say("error!Type again")







#second API
#the function below it is suppose to take the the city/town that the user input's and gives the main url that the information will come from so that the bot can show
def temp_url(input: object) -> object:
    main_url = 'http://api.apixu.com/v1/current.json'
    api_key = '?key=dc42d220696a4172b65174631181611'
    search_string = '&q='
    location = input
    final_string = main_url + api_key + search_string + location
    return final_string

#This function gives you the proper messages if the uv index is hight how you can protect yourself
#It takes the input and with an if statement it sees how hight is it and prints the message
def uv_warning(arg):
    values = ' '
    UV_index = arg
    uv3 = 'You need sunglasses'
    uv5 = uv3 + ' and a hat and you need to stay in shade'
    uv11 = uv5 + '. Stay indoors between 10am - 4am'
    if UV_index >= 3 and UV_index < 5:
        values = uv3
    if UV_index >= 5 and UV_index < 11:
        values = uv5
    if UV_index >= 11:
        values = uv11
    return values
@bot.command()
async def uv(arg):
    location = arg
    string22 = 'The UV index in ' + location + " is "

    #in this part of the function the 'var1' takes the ciy name and puts it in the url
    #after the 'var2' calls the function 'uv_index_func' with input the 'var1' so that it can collects the proper information from the url to print it to the user
    #the same is happening for the above 'async' functions
    try:
        var1 = temp_url(location)
        var2 = uv_index_func(var1)
        var3 = uv_warning(var2)
        final_string = string22 + str(var2) + var3
        await bot.say(final_string)
    except:
        await bot.say("This city doesn't exist!Try again")

#the two functions below they take the city/town/country that the user input and they take from the API dictionary the exact information that we want
def current_weather(input):
    url = input
    response = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read()
    json_obj = str(response, 'utf-8')
    data = json.loads(json_obj)
    #if you want the entire dictonary
    #final = data
    final = (data['current']['temp_c'])
    return final
def uv_index_func(input):
    url = input
    response = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read()
    json_obj = str(response, 'utf-8')
    data = json.loads(json_obj)
    #if you want the entire dictonary
    #final = data
    final = (data['current']['uv'])
    return final

#gives the temperature of the location that the user want's
@bot.command()
async def temp(arg):
    location = arg
    string22 = 'The temperature in ' + location + " is "
    try:
        var1 = temp_url(location)
        var2 = current_weather(var1)
        final_string = string22 + str(var2)
        await bot.say(final_string)
   #if the location that the user input does not exist it will come up with an error
    except:
        await bot.say("This city doesn't exist!Try again")



#gives the temperature in Fahrenheit of the location that the user want's
@bot.command()
async def ftemp(arg):
    location = arg
    string22 = 'The temperature in Fahrenheit in ' + location + " is "
    try:
        var1 = temp_url(location)
        var2 = tempf(var1)
        final_string = string22 + str(var2)
        await bot.say(final_string)
    # if the location that the user input does not exist it will come up with an error
    except:
        await bot.say("This city doesn't exist!Try again")



def tempf(input):
    url = input
    responce = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read()
    json_obj = str(responce,'utf-8')
    data = json.loads(json_obj)
    final = (data['current']['temp_f'])
    return final



#gives the wind of the location that the user want's
@bot.command()
async def wind(arg):
    location = arg
    string22 = 'The wind in ' + location +  " is "
    try:
        var1 = temp_url(location)
        var2 = wind_di(var1)
        final_string = string22 + str(var2)
        await bot.say(final_string)
    except:
        await bot.say("This city doesn't exist!Try again")

def wind_di(input):
    url= input
    responce = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read()
    json_obj = str(responce, 'utf-8')
    data = json.loads(json_obj)
    final = (data['current']['wind_mph'])
    return final







@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    print('ready')

bot.run(token)