SwiftBindings.Apple.WeatherKit

SwiftBindings.Apple.WeatherKit

Native .NET bindings for Apple's WeatherKit framework — current conditions, hourly and daily forecasts, severe-weather alerts, and historical data. These are not Objective-C proxy wrappers; they use .NET 10's native Swift interop for direct, high-performance calls into Swift APIs from C#.

Installation

dotnet add package SwiftBindings.Apple.WeatherKit

Requirements

• .NET 10.0+
• iOS 26.2+, macOS 26.2+, Mac Catalyst 26.2+, tvOS 26.2+
• macOS host for development
• WeatherKit capability enabled and a paid Apple Developer Program membership (WeatherKit usage is metered and requires entitlement)

Usage

using WeatherKit;

var service = WeatherService.Shared;

// Get current attribution (logo + URL link required by Apple's terms)
var attribution = await service.GetAttributionAsync();

// Localised condition / phase descriptions
var phase = MoonPhase.Full.GetDescription();
var direction = Wind.CompassDirectionType.North.GetDescription();

Iterating a forecast

Forecast<T> projects to IReadOnlyList<T>, so the standard C# enumeration shape just works:

// `weather` is an instance returned by WeatherService.GetWeatherAsync(...)
foreach (var hour in weather.HourlyForecast)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{hour.Date}: {hour.Temperature}");
}

var firstDay = weather.DailyForecast[0];
var dayCount = weather.DailyForecast.Count;

Documentation

• Apple WeatherKit framework

How It Works

These bindings are auto-generated by Swift Dotnet Bindings using .NET 10's native Swift interop via the SwiftBindings SDK.

License

The bindings are MIT licensed. WeatherKit is part of the Apple SDK; refer to Apple's licensing for the underlying framework.