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README.md

Module: Converter

This module contain the code responsible for getting the current temperature at a given location thanks to the Open-Meteo API, and sending it into a topic.

Build

This project is built automatically when using docker-compose at the root.

However, you can still build it manually with the following command :

./gradlew build

Configuration

This module can be easily modified with the following environment variables :

Name	Required	Format	Default	Description
KAFKA_BOOTSTRAP_SERVERS	true	<ip>[:port]	/	The Kafka server address
TEMPERATURE_TOPIC	true	string of alphanumeric characters, ".", "_" and "-"	/	The Kafka topic were the temperature in celsius can be found
TEMPERATURE_LOCATION	true	<latitude>, <longitude>	/	The coordinates where to get the temperatures from