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That would be swell, but I wouldn't make it a priority. Just whenever you get a round to it. I have been given a ton of source material to read. Stayed up a little too late last night trying to assimilate it all. LOL
Sharing a workflow requires a paid plan but could should be able to paste this in the editor to get the same effect.
I made two different sample flows, on that call the api and responds with directly with the response data (transformed). The other workflow is to same the data in a data table, and call the weather api on a schedule. You could even use ntfy and send notifications on a schedule if it will rain within an hour.
Edit the nodes to suite your need (URL, content of response etc).
n8n sample workflow (copy and paste in n8n's editor)
Just a follow up to first say thank you, and that the script is working for me. I'm doing a bit of tweaking but it certainly jump started the process. You're a scholar and a gentleman.
Glad to hear that you got it working! The hard part for me was to figure out how to transform a JSON string into an array of n8n objects. I had already done that before so now I just copy that node whenever I need something like again.
I figured you would have. But that is half the fun. :-)
Oh Snap! You didn't. I will definitely get this running in a bit when I finish all my chores and can go play. Wow man, thank you so much!! I had put this on my dashboard as a means of encouragement to finish what I started.
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