Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Can anyone revive AviationWX, PilotWX, or TAF
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@mumblebaj but the code uses request…
It downloads a now gz folder, with one xml file in it… I tried to use fetch and couldn’t get it to unzip the file in stream…
2 days, gave upI installed ok on a pi4 after doing my script install
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@FSAHD i just pushed a fix to package.json and a new postinstall script
git pull to get the updates…(watch out that it doesn’t overwrite your code)
then the postinstall script from the module folder./postinstall
it will be called by npm install as well…
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@sdetweil I think it is possible with axios. Let me have a look at it. Will fork module from you and see what I can do and push a PR if it works.
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@mumblebaj said in Can anyone revive AviationWX, PilotWX, or TAF:
I think it is possible with axios
really don’t want axios… better to get native fetch working…
thats what I was trying. and you can use node xxx.js to test it without MM in the way…its ‘possible’. just all the different ‘it works like this’ didn’t work.
there are two fetches in the node helper… one gets the gz file
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@sdetweil The below code works fine. Tested it. Having issues with my system at the moment and can’t make the changes. Can you incorporate?
async function fetchData(metarUrl, airports) { try { const response = await axios.get(metarUrl, { responseType: 'arraybuffer', // ensure response is treated as binary headers: { 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip', // request gzip compression }, }); // Unzip the gzip response const unzippedData = zlib.gunzipSync(response.data).toString(); let json_string = convert.toJson(unzippedData); var json = JSON.parse(json_string); var metarData = json.response.data.METAR; var airportData = new Object(); var airports = payload.airportList.split(",").map(function (airport) { airport = airport.trim(); return (airport.length < 4) ? "K" + airport : airport; }); airports.forEach(function (airport) { metarData.forEach(function (metar) { if (airport === metar.station_id) { if (this.debug) console.log("METAR data found for " + airport); airportData[airport] = metar; return; // check next airport in list } }); console.log(metarData) }); } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching data:', error); } }
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@sdetweil I can fix the other fetch as well no issues. Give me a few on this one.
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@sdetweil Both calls working.
try { const response = await axios.get(metarUrl, { responseType: 'arraybuffer', // ensure response is treated as binary headers: { 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip', // request gzip compression }, }); // Unzip the gzip response const unzippedData = zlib.gunzipSync(response.data).toString(); let json_string = convert.toJson(unzippedData); var json = JSON.parse(json_string); var metarData = json.response.data.METAR; var airportData = new Object(); var airports = payload.airportList.split(",").map(function (airport) { airport = airport.trim(); return (airport.length < 4) ? "K" + airport : airport; }); airports.forEach(function (airport) { metarData.forEach(function (metar) { if (airport === metar.station_id) { if (this.debug) console.log("METAR data found for " + airport); airportData[airport] = metar; return; // check next airport in list } }); // console.log(metarData) }); } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching data:', error); } const checktype = { "Airspace_Flow_List":"Airspace_Flow", "Ground_Delay_List": "Ground_Delay", "Arrival_Departure_Delay_List": "Delay","Airport_Closure_List":"Airport" } try { const response = await axios.get(FAAUrl); // Your further processing let json_string = //convert.toJson(test_data) swap comments to use test FAA data convert.toJson(response.data.toString()); if (this.debug) console.log("json faa=" + json_string); const faa_data = JSON.parse(json_string); if (!Array.isArray(faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type)) { // save the current entry const x = faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type // init as an array faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type = [] // add the element into the array faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type.push(x) } // loop thru the delay types faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type.forEach(t => { // if (t.name !== "Airspace Flow Programs") { // for each the there are two major keys, name and the list for that type // get the key of the list const keyname = Object.keys(t)[1] // remove the "_list" part for passing to front end const key = keyname.split('_').slice(0, -1).join('_') if (this.debug) console.log("key data=" + JSON.stringify(t[keyname][checktype[keyname]]) + "keyname=" + keyname + " key=" + checktype[keyname] + "\n") if (!Array.isArray(t[keyname][checktype[keyname]])) { const x = t[keyname][checktype[keyname]] t[keyname][checktype[keyname]] = [] t[keyname][checktype[keyname]].push(x) } else { console.log("checkytype=" + checktype[keyname]) } if (this.debug) console.log("data=" + Object.keys(faa_data['AIRPORT_STATUS_INFORMATION'].Delay_type)[0] + " data=" + JSON.stringify(t) + " keyname=" + keyname + " key=" + key + " last part=" + JSON.stringify(t[keyname][key]) + "\n") // look thru all the aaffected airports for this record type t[keyname][checktype[keyname]].forEach(airport_record => { // if the airport is one the user requested if (airports.includes('K' + airport_record.ARPT)) { if (airportData['K' + airport_record.ARPT]['FAA'] == undefined) airportData['K' + airport_record.ARPT]['FAA'] = {} // save this data record airportData['K' + airport_record.ARPT]['FAA'][key] = airport_record } }) } }); // Emitting data to Socket //self.sendSocketNotification("WX_RESULT", airportData); } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching FAA data:', error); }
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@mumblebaj thx. but there is a way to not have to use zlib. I just haven’t found any that work
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@sdetweil If you want to use fetch you can do the first call as follows.
try { const response = await fetch(metarUrl, { headers: { 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip', // Request gzip compression }, }); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! Status: ${response.status}`); } // Read response body as buffer const buffer = await response.buffer(); // Manually decompress gzip data const zlib = require('zlib'); const decompressedData = zlib.gunzipSync(buffer).toString();
You could use pako.
const decompressedData = pako.inflate(buffer, { to: 'string' });
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@mumblebaj but… you are not supposed to have to do either