Fix parse weather forecast data

pyproject.toml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 [tool.poetry]
 name = "PyBMKG"
-version = "3.0.0"
+version = "3.0.1"
 description = "Python BMKG API Wrapper"
 authors = ["Kira <kiraware@github.com>"]
 maintainers = ["Kira <kiraware@github.com>", "vexra <vexra@github.com>"]

src/bmkg/enums/weather.py

@@ -13,19 +13,19 @@ class Weather(IntEnum):
 
     Attributes:
         CLEAR_SKIES: `0`
-        PARTLY_CLOUDY: `1`
-        PARTLY_CLOUDY2: `2`
+        SUNNY: `1`
+        PARTLY_CLOUDY: `2`
         MOSTLY_CLOUDY: `3`
         OVERCAST: `4`
         HAZE: `5`
         SMOKE: `10`
+        THUNDER: `17`
         FOG: `45`
-        LIGHT_RAIN: `60`
-        RAIN: `61`
-        HEAVY_RAIN: `63`
+        LIGHT_RAIN: `61`
+        MODERATE_RAIN: `63`
         ISOLATED_SHOWER: `80`
-        SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM: `95`
-        SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM2: `97`
+        THUNDERSTORM: `95`
+        SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM: `97`
 
     Examples:
         >>> Weather(0)
@@ -38,24 +38,19 @@ class Weather(IntEnum):
         True
         >>> print(Weather.CLEAR_SKIES)
         0
-
-    Note:
-        There is `PARTLY_CLOUDY` and `PARTLY_CLOUDY2`, the weather
-        condition is equal only the number representation is different. This is
-        also hold true for `SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM` and `SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM2`.
     """
 
     CLEAR_SKIES: int = 0
-    PARTLY_CLOUDY: int = 1
-    PARTLY_CLOUDY2: int = 2
+    SUNNY: int = 1
+    PARTLY_CLOUDY: int = 2
     MOSTLY_CLOUDY: int = 3
     OVERCAST: int = 4
     HAZE: int = 5
     SMOKE: int = 10
+    THUNDER: int = 17
     FOG: int = 45
-    LIGHT_RAIN: int = 60
-    RAIN: int = 61
-    HEAVY_RAIN: int = 63
+    LIGHT_RAIN: int = 61
+    MODERATE_RAIN: int = 63
     ISOLATED_SHOWER: int = 80
-    SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM: int = 95
-    SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM2: int = 97
+    THUNDERSTORM: int = 95
+    SEVERE_THUNDERSTORM: int = 97

src/bmkg/parsers/parse_weather_forecast_data.py

@@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ def parse_weather_forecast_data(
     location = parse_location_data(weather_forecast_data["lokasi"])
     weathers = [
         parse_weather_data(weather)
-        for weather in weather_forecast_data["data"][0]["cuaca"][0]
+        for weathers in weather_forecast_data["data"][0]["cuaca"]
+        for weather in weathers
     ]
 
     return WeatherForecast(location, weathers)