| Package | Description | 
|---|---|
| net.degreedays.api.data | 
 For specifying and receiving degree-day data and temperature data from the API. 
 | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
DataSpecs | 
DataSpecs.CustomKeyBuilder.build()
Creates a  
DataSpecs object with the configuration
 currently held by this Builder. | 
DataSpecs | 
LocationInfoRequest.dataSpecs()
Returns the non-null  
DataSpecs object that specifies the
 data that is desired from the specified location. | 
DataSpecs | 
LocationDataRequest.dataSpecs()
Returns the non-null  
DataSpecs object that specifies how the
 set(s) of data should be calculated and broken down. | 
| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
Builder(DataSpecs dataSpecs)
Note that this constructor would only usually be called by a
  
ResponseParser, and that's not an interface that you are
 likely to need to deal with unless you are replacing parts of the
 framework. | 
LocationDataRequest(Location location,
                   DataSpecs dataSpecs)
Constructs a  
LocationDataRequest object with the specified
 Location and DataSpecs. | 
LocationInfoRequest(Location location,
                   DataSpecs dataSpecs)
Constructs a  
LocationInfoRequest object with the specified
 Location and DataSpecs. | 
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