In this post I’ll explaine how to access to Forest.io Api Rest using esri.request call.<\/p>\n
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It’s as simple as make the call and mange the callback function:<\/p>\n
The event to mange the callback: Thanks to Javier Abadia (ESRI Spain) for this demo at the ESRI user conference 2013 in Madrid.<\/p>\nvar url = 'https:\/\/api.forecast.io\/forecast\/yourapikeyXXXXX\/';
\nvar latlon = [feature.geometry.getLatitude(),feature.geometry.getLongitude()].join(',');var req = esri.request({
\nurl: url + latlon,
\ncontent: {
\nunits: 'si' \/\/ celsius, km\/h
\n},
\nhandleAs: \"json\",
\ncallbackParamName: \"callback\"
\n});<\/code><\/p>\n
\nreq.then(function(data)
\n{
\n\/\/some examples
\nconsole.log(data.currently.summary)\u00a0 \/\/ Weather summary for now..
\nconsole.log( data.daily.data[0].summary)\u00a0 \/\/ Weather summary for tomorrow..
\nconsole.log(data.currently.windBearing) \/\/ Azimut for current wind ...
\n},
\nfunction(error)
\n{
\nconsole.log(error);
\n});<\/code><\/p>\n