Here, I've developed weather-widget which based on 2 APIs: IpInfo.io and OpenWeatherMap.org. This is brief overview of my work, which was made specifically as a test-task to apply at Plumsail on Front-end Middle Developer position.

It's as simple as including <script> tag in your HTML. All you have to do, is to build source-code to get final bundle, than you can extract it, put wherever you want and just include it with <script src="/path-to-bundle"></script>

After that, you can use <weather-widget></weather-widget> at your HTML as simple tag.

1. theme (string) - accepts two values: default and dark. Default theme - is light theme which is displayed as initial.
2. lang (string) - accepts two values currently: en and ru. This is would display widget data on your language. en - default.
3. units (string) - accepts three values: standart, metric, imperial. Responsible for how units of measurment would be displayed. Default: metric.

NEEDS DEVELOPMENT to complete

4. instanceId (string) - if you want to add multiple instances of widgets at page, you may want to set value to this attribute to make storage usage separate.

2. Install dependencies with: yarn
3. Run in dev mode: yarn serve

Just run yarn build, this command would generate final bundle and put it into /dist repository.