private Current getCurrentDetails(String weatherData)
throws JSONException { // Need a try catch block to fix the error when you first do this
// OR WE CAN THROW AN EXCEPTION IN THE METHOD DECLARATION!!
// ~ TO MAKE THE throws WORK, WE NEED TO CATCH THE EXCEPTION IN THE TRY CATCH BLOCK ABOVE IN THE
// MAIN CLASS
JSONObject forecast =
new JSONObject(weatherData); // Creates a JSONObject instance to work with the JSON data
String timezone = forecast.getString("timezone");
Log.i(TAG, "The timezone from JSON is: " + timezone);
JSONObject currently =
forecast.getJSONObject(
"currently"); // Gets the whole JSON "currently" object for you to parse through
Current current =
new Current(); // Declares a Current object to set values for WITH THE JSON object's
// (currently) data
current.setHumidity(currently.getDouble("humidity"));
current.setPrecipChance(currently.getDouble("precipProbability"));
current.setIcon(
currently.getString("icon")); // Retrieves the icon value for our mIcon in Current
current.setSummary(currently.getString("summary"));
current.setTemperature(currently.getDouble("temperature"));
current.setTime(
(currently.getLong(
"time"))); // Pulling all these values from JSON keys and setting our Current's mVars
current.setTimeZone(timezone);
current.setWind((currently.getInt("windSpeed")));
Log.d(TAG, current.getFormattedTime());
return current;
}
private void
updateDisplay() { // This actually updates our display with the data we have parsed into the
// Current class
Current current =
mForecast
.getCurrent(); // Gets all of mCurrent's data in Forecast class so we can update them
mTemperatureLabel.setText(
current.getTemperature()
+ ""); // - NOTE: WE MUSHED THE INT VALUE WITH AN EMPTY STRING TO set the text
mHumidityValue.setText(current.getHumidity() + "");
mTimeLabel.setText("At " + current.getFormattedTime() + " it will be");
mPrecipValue.setText(current.getPrecipChance() + "%");
mWindSpeed.setText(current.getWindSpeed() + "mph");
mSummaryLabel.setText(current.getSummary());
Drawable iconPic = getResources().getDrawable(current.getIconId());
mIconImageView.setImageDrawable(iconPic);
}