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A quick-start guide to some common use cases with the AerisWeather API in Postman.

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Using AerisWeather API With Postman

A quick start guide to using the AerisWeather API with Postman. Check out our official documentation to discover the powerful features of our API.

What You Need

Importing and Configuring Variables

Within the Postman application, import the ./AerisWeather API.postman_environment.json file with the Manage Environments button. Next, select the AerisWeather API environment and update the CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, and location variables:

Import Environment

Now we can import the ./AerisWeather API.postman_collection.json file with the Import option above the collection list. You are now ready to start hitting the AerisWeather API.

Import Collection

Example Details

Be sure to check the request description for details about that request. The collection uses the following endpoints:

Additionally, we include a prebuilt batch request which returns a single response containing a places, conditions, hourly forecast, and 7-day forecast request. Please note, the batch request will still use 4 API hits.

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Feel free to reach out to our Support Team if you have any additional questions.

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