This script combines API requests and web element assertions to verify weather forecast details for a selected location.

The Weather Verification Script is a Python script that utilizes API requests to retrieve weather forecast data from the OpenWeatherMap API. It then uses Selenium WebDriver to locate and extract weather information from web elements on a weather website. The script compares the API data with the data displayed on the website, asserting that the information matches the expected values.

• Retrieves weather forecast data from the OpenWeatherMap API
• Utilizes Selenium WebDriver to locate and extract weather information from web elements
• Verifies temperature, feels like, humidity, visibility, wind speed, pressure, and other weather attributes
• Provides assertions to ensure the accuracy of weather data between the API and website

• Python 3.x installed
• Selenium WebDriver library installed (pip install selenium)
• Chrome WebDriver executable installed and in the system PATH
• Access to the OpenWeatherMap API with a valid API key

1. Clone the repository or download the script file to your local machine.
2. Install the required dependencies by running pip install selenium.
3. Set up the Chrome WebDriver by downloading the appropriate version for your Chrome browser and ensuring it is in the system PATH.
4. Open the script file in a text editor and modify any necessary configuration settings, such as the API key.
5. Run the script using Python: python main_script.py.

The script includes various configuration options that can be modified based on your requirements:

• API key: Replace the placeholder API key with your own OpenWeatherMap API key.
• Tolerance: Adjust the tolerance level for comparing weather values between the API and website.
• Verification options: Enable or disable specific weather attribute verifications as needed.

• The script assumes a specific structure of the weather website's web elements. Modify the web element locators and extraction logic as necessary to match your website's structure.
• This script serves as a basic example and can be expanded upon or customized to fit your specific needs.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.