SileNce5k
ecc162549e
Didn't know replace was a thing, so I did it in a kinda of shitty way before. Shouldn't be much difference except for the code being more understandable.
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980 B
JavaScript
29 lines
No EOL
980 B
JavaScript
const getWeather = require('../../util/getWeather')
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module.exports = {
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name: "weather",
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description: "Returns what the weather is for the specified location",
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async execute({message, args}) {
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if(args.length < 1){
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message.channel.send(`You have to provide a location`)
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return;
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}
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let location = args.join(" ")
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let weather = {};
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weather = await getWeather(location).catch((err) => {
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console.log(err);
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weather.weather = `An error occured while getting the weather for ${location}\nSee console for more info`;
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weather.success = false;
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});
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// convert °C to °F and add it after C temperature in parentheses
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let tempRegex = /(-?\d+)(?=°C)/g;
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if(weather.success){
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let tempInCelsius = weather.weather.match(tempRegex)[0];
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let tempInFahrenheit = Math.round(tempInCelsius * 1.8 + 32);
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weather.weather = weather.weather.replace("°C", `°C ${tempInFahrenheit}°F`)
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}
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message.channel.send(weather.weather);
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}
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} |