How to parse webpage JSON with temperatures in it.
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Mantas Dabrovolskas
el 21 de Jun. de 2023
Comentada: Jon
el 21 de Jun. de 2023
I am making a simple temperature graph with Thingspeak. I want to use my cities publicly available meteorology API - https://api.meteo.lt/v1/stations/vilniaus-ams/observations/2023-06-21
How would I read the temperature data and put it onto graph (merge it with inside temperature)?
Here is how I do it with my inside temperature sensor (I used standard Matlab example and edited it - added three hours to fix my time zone):
[dustData,Timestamps]=thingSpeakRead(XXXXXXX,'Fields',1,'NumPoints',100);
plot(Timestamps+hours(3),dustData,'red');
ylabel('Degrees');
title('Temperature');
grid on;
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Jon
el 21 de Jun. de 2023
You can use webread
data = webread('https://api.meteo.lt/v1/stations/vilniaus-ams/observations/2023-06-21')
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Lakshay Rose
el 21 de Jun. de 2023
Hi Mantas Dabrovolskas,
As per my understanding you are trying to read the JSON data returned from the API call from the mentioned URL.
You can follow the below steps to achieve the desired result –
- Retrieve the data from the API using the “webread” function in MATLAB. The API returns data in JSON format, so you'll need to parse it to extract the temperature values.
- Retrieve the inside temperature data from “ThingSpeak” using the “thingSpeakRead” function, similar to what you already have in your code.
- Merge both the dataset and plot the graph.
You can also refer to the documentation of “webread” for further information –
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Jon
el 21 de Jun. de 2023
From my simple example above, it seems that webread already parses the contents and returns it in a structure, so it is not necessary to use jsondecode
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