Xweather API and Maps tools
Reusable Xweather skills for building Weather API requests, Raster Maps imagery and tiles, MapsGL integrations for the web and for Apple and Android platforms, and webhook receivers.
Skills 6 in the ChatGPT listing
mapsgl This skill should be used when working with the Xweather MapsGL JavaScript SDK for the web (@xweather/mapsgl) — setting up a MapsGL map controller for Mapbox GL, MapLibre GL, Google Maps, or Leaflet, and adding, removing, styling, filtering, masking, or animating MapsGL weather layers and custom data layers. Mapsgl android This skill should be used when working with the Xweather MapsGL Android SDK (mapsgl-android-sdk / com.xweather.mapsgl) - setting up MapboxMapController, adding or removing weather layers via LayerCode or WeatherService configs, styling with StyleValue and Expression, custom sources and layers, legends, data inspector presentations, timeline animation, layer masks, or integrating the AAR/JitPack dependency into an Android app. Mapsgl apple This skill should be used when working with the Xweather MapsGL SDK for Apple platforms (the MapsGL iOS/iPadOS/macCatalyst/visionOS SDK) — installing it via Swift Package Manager, CocoaPods, Carthage or xcframeworks, creating a MapboxMapController or MapLibreMapController, and adding, removing, styling, animating or inspecting MapsGL weather layers in Swift. Raster maps This skill should be used to build Xweather Raster Maps image URLs (maps.api.xweather.com) — either static map images or XYZ map tile URLs for Leaflet, Mapbox, Google Maps, OpenLayers and similar libraries — from a description of the weather imagery wanted. Weather api Build and run Xweather Weather API request URLs for data.api.xweather.com from plain-language requirements. webhooks This skill should be used to design, build, secure, or debug an Xweather Webhooks receiver — the push alternative to polling the Weather API. 
