Python CLI Weather Tool.

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• This Python CLI tool uses OpenWeather API.
• You need OpenWeather account if you don't have one.
• Copy the API key from your OpenWeather account.
• Store the API key in the root directory of your project in a file called secrets.ini.
• The file must be structured like this:

; secrets.ini file
[openweather]
api_key=<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>

• The rest you can modify on your own.
• To test, you can run python weather.py.
• This tool is created using Python 3.12.
• You may use python3 instead of python like so:

python3 weather.py London -i 

• The script can accept two arguments: city name and imperial flag.
• You can pass the city name as an argument, followed by -i or --imperial to show the temperature in in imperial units.
• If you don't pass the imperial flag, metric units will be used to display the temperature.