A web-app for checking the current weather and 5-day forecast for a city.
A deployed version can be viewed here.
Developers are often tasked with retrieving data from another application's API and using it in the context of their own. Third-party APIs allow developers to access their data and functionality by making requests with specific parameters to a URL. Your challenge is to build a weather dashboard that will run in the browser and feature dynamically updated HTML and CSS.
AS A traveler
I WANT to see the weather outlook for multiple cities
SO THAT I can plan a trip accordingly
GIVEN a weather dashboard with form inputs
WHEN I search for a city
THEN I am presented with current and future conditions for that city and that city is added to the search history
WHEN I view current weather conditions for that city
THEN I am presented with the city name, the date, an icon representation of weather conditions, the temperature, the humidity, the wind speed, and the UV index
WHEN I view the UV index
THEN I am presented with a color that indicates whether the conditions are favorable, moderate, or severe
WHEN I view future weather conditions for that city
THEN I am presented with a 5-day forecast that displays the date, an icon representation of weather conditions, the temperature, and the humidity
WHEN I click on a city in the search history
THEN I am again presented with current and future conditions for that city
WHEN I open the weather dashboard
THEN I am presented with the last searched city forecast
The application uses the following data inputs:
- Weather information is provided by the OpenWeather OpenWeatherMap API. Documentation can be found here.
- In HTML semantic tags have been used to aid with accessibility.
- The site is built using Bulma CSS framework.
- The use of Bulma minimises the need for media queries.
- See Bulma documentation for customizing the site with their provided options
- jQuery powers the dynamic rendering of the html content based on user input
- moment.js is used to manipulate date values for historic data extraction from APIs
To clone the repo:
git clone [email protected]:jfisher396/weather-dashboard.git
Built by James Fisher. This application is released under MIT license.
To contribute to this application, create a pull request. Here are the steps needed for doing that:
- Fork the repo
- Create a feature branch (git checkout -b NAME-HERE)
- Commit your new feature (git commit -m 'Add some feature')
- Push your branch (git push)
- Create a new Pull Request
Following a code review, your feature will be merged.
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