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Hi, can you check whether or not this test script works for you?
require 'weather-api'
response = Weather.lookup(455866, Weather::Units::CELSIUS)
print <<EOT
#{response.title}
#{response.condition.temp} degrees
#{response.condition.text}
EOT
For me, this works correctly:
$ ruby test.rb
Conditions for Guarapuava, PR, BR at 11:00 PM BRT
19 degrees
Clear
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Sorry, it's working now... Don't know why it was missing the GET response, returning me timeout error
But now it's ok, thanks :)
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