The DarkSky API support has been removed from the Weather module documentation,
including its references in both English and German sections. The API
documentation has been updated to exclusively focus on the
OpenWeatherMap API.
The changes made to `59_Weather.pm` include:
- Deleted mentions of the DarkSky API in the documentation.
- Updated example command snippets to reference the
OpenWeatherMap API.
- Version number has been incremented from v2.2.35 to v2.3.0.
In addition, the version number for the OpenWeatherMap API support
has been updated from v3.2.7 to v3.2.8 in the corresponding API file.
These updates were necessary to streamline the module's
functionality and align it with current API availability, as
DarkSky has been discontinued. There are no breaking changes
for existing users of the OpenWeatherMap API.
Improved the language initialization logic by replacing the
experimental `given/when` construct with a more standard
`if/elsif` structure, enhancing code readability and
maintainability. The attribute handling in the `Attr` subroutine
was also refactored for clarity, removing unnecessary usage
of `given/when`, which helps reduce complexity throughout
the codebase.
In the OpenWeatherMapAPI module, the logic for handling
weather response data was streamlined by removing `given/when`
statements in favor of `if` conditions. This change avoids
potential confusion and enhances the clarity of the code logic.
No breaking changes were introduced; the overall functionality
remains intact.
Improved the language initialization logic by replacing the
experimental `given/when` construct with a more standard
`if/elsif` structure, enhancing code readability and
maintainability. Additionally, the attribute handling in the
`Attr` subroutine was refactored for clarity, removing
unnecessary usage of `given/when`, which helps reduce
complexity across the codebase.
Furthermore, in the OpenWeatherMapAPI module, logic for
handling weather response data was streamlined by removing
the `given/when` statements in favor of `if` conditions.
This change eliminates potential confusion and enhances
the clarity of the code logic. No breaking changes were
introduced; the overall functionality remains intact.
Improved the language initialization logic by replacing
the experimental `given/when` construct with a more
standard `if/elsif` structure. This change enhances code
readability and maintainability, making it easier to follow
the flow of language assignments.
Additionally, refactored attribute handling in the `Attr`
subroutine by streamlining the conditions, removing
unnecessary `given/when` usage, and maintaining clarity
in the logic for setting and deleting forecasts and alerts.
These changes help reduce complexity and improve
consistency throughout the codebase.
