Unity is connected to the weather system

I used the weather forecast interface of Gaode open platform to access Unity in .

Gaud open platform | Gould map API Gaode open platform official website https://lbs.amap.com/ After registering Gaode open platform , After moving the mouse to the avatar in the upper right corner, you will find application management , Click on Application Management , Then click create new application .

  Click Add ,Web The service can use the weather API.

  After the creation, you can see the corresponding Key

Then we can easily get the weather data by looking at the development documents .

Weather query API Service address ：

URL	https://restapi.amap.com/v3/weather/weatherInfo?parameters
Request mode	GET

parameters The parameters represented include mandatory parameters and optional parameters . All parameters use the and character (&) separation . The following list enumerates these parameters and their usage rules . 

• Request parameters

Parameter name		meaning	Rule description	Whether must	The default value
key		Request service permission id	The user is on the official website of Gaode map apply web service API type KEY	Required	nothing
city		City Code	Enter the name of the city adcode,adcode Information is available for reference City code table	Required	nothing
extensions		Weather type	Optional value ：base/all base: Return to the real weather all: Return to the weather forecast	Optional	nothing
output		Returns the format	Optional value ：JSON,XML	Optional	JSON

Here is the data I got .

 

Note that real-time weather and weather forecast are two interfaces .

Code example , This code can get the weather json data , adopt json The obtained data can be displayed in UI Yes .

   IEnumerator GetBase()
    {
        UnityWebRequest webRequest = UnityWebRequest.Get(urlBase);

        yield return webRequest.SendWebRequest();

        if (webRequest.isHttpError || webRequest.isNetworkError)
            Debug.Log(webRequest.error);
        else
        {
            // Debug.Log(webRequest.downloadHandler.text);
        }

    }