A native iOS app to display 5 days weather forecasts. Data via OpenWeatherMap.

Requirements:

• An OpenWeatherMap API Key
• XCode
• Cocoapods

1. From the app folder, run Cocoapods install:

   $ pod install

2. Create a Keys.plist file; for example:

   $  cp weather/KeysExample.plist weather/Keys.plist

3. Open the weather.xcworkspace in XCode; before the first run, don't forget to edit the Keys.plist file to include your OpenWeatherMap API Key

Use XCode to run, build and test the code:

• Choose Run to run the app on a Simulator or device;
• Choose Test to run the automated tests;
• Select Product > Build from the menu to build the app

• We have no persistent storage
• There's not much feedback from errors
• The location lat/lon is hardcoded and well hidden in the code
• OMG what is this for an UI
• The app's structure is pretty ad-hoc
• The API includes ways more data than what's presented to the user
• Test coverage is next-to-zero

Lincesed under The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 Richard Dancsi

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