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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/elenacarino-max/mas-climapp/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The /consulta page gives you a full view of every weather record stored in ClimApp. Whether the data came from your own manual entries or was automatically saved when you looked up live AEMET conditions, all of it appears here in a searchable table. Open /consulta in your browser. On first load, the page displays every record in the system with no filters applied — newest records appear last, in the order they were saved.

Filtering your records

Use the filter form at the top of the page to narrow the results. Both filters are optional and can be used together or independently.
Type a municipality name in the Municipio field. The search is case-insensitive and matches partial strings — entering mad will match Madrid. Records are compared using lowercase on both sides.Leave this field blank to include records from all municipalities.
After submitting the form, the page reloads and shows only the records that match your criteria.

What each record shows

Each row in the results table displays the full set of weather parameters for that observation:
ColumnDescription
fechaDate of the observation in DD/MM/YYYY format
municipioMunicipality where the reading was taken
estacion_idAEMET station linked to the record
temperaturaTemperature in °C
humedadRelative humidity in %
vientoWind speed in km/h
lluviaPrecipitation in mm
fuenteOrigin of the record: manual or aemet

Record sources

Records in the history view come from three origins, identified by the fuente field:

Manual entries

Records you submitted through the /registro form. These are tagged fuente: "manual" and represent your own measurements.

Live AEMET lookups

Records saved automatically when you request real-time weather via the dashboard. These are tagged fuente: "aemet" and represent the live station reading at the moment of your query.

Scheduled background fetches

Records collected automatically every two hours by the background scheduler for Madrid’s coordinates. These are tagged fuente: "automatico" and build up the historical archive even when no users are active.
Leave both filter fields blank and submit the form to see every record in the system. This is a quick way to get an overview of all saved data before deciding which municipality or date to investigate further.

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