A web-based weather application that allows users to search for a location in the USA to view its current weather conditions.

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. cd into the project directory and npm install to install the project dependencies
3. npm start to start the development server
4. Open your web browser and navigate to the virtual server address (check the terminal for the address)

This project uses Vitest for testing. To run the tests, use the command npm test. To view the test coverage, use the command npm run coverage.

This project is deployed as a static site via a public AWS S3 Bucket

This project utilizes a serverless backend to handle the API request to the Geoapify Autocomplete API. It is written in C# and deployed as an AWS Lambda function. This allows for the frontend to be deployed as a static site and for the Geoapify API key to be hidden as an environment variable in the Lambda. The source code for this function is in my respository on GitHub

• React
• TypeScript
• Vite
• Vitest
• Lambda (written in C#, in a separate repository linked above)

• Geoapify (for address autocomplete)
• Nominatim (for geolocation)
• National Weather Service (for weather data)

• There are a few CSS browser compatibility issues that need to be addressed: link styles, autocomplete dropdown behavior, etc.
• The app handles errors by failing gracefully and passing the error message to the user, but the error messages are not very user-friendly. They should be more descriptive and instructive.

• Multiple, saved locations
• Unit conversion for temperature and wind speed
• Toggle between different views (i.e. 3-day vs. 7-day forecasts)
• Complete UI testing coverage and extend to lib directory with e2e tests