I think I followed a pretty standard architecture for a small angular project. If the application was bigger I would have created a different file for each module instead of putting everything in main.js. Currently the only module is euroWeather.

There are two main components, <city-list> and <city-detail>, which do most of the UI work. The logic to retrieve information from the API is centralized in WeatherService.js.

I chose to use plain ol' CSS instead of SASS because the style for the application is in reality very simple and it did not feel like a good tradeoff.

After cloning the repo, cd into it and run npm install and then npm run build. A dist directory should appear if everything went well. Then you can open dist/index.html to look at the project in action.

In the file config.json you will find basic configuration for the application so it's very easy to update the settings without having to look for them in the code.

If I could spend more time on this project, I would...

• Add a linter (like jshint)
• Add a formatter (like js-beautify)
• Add a bunch of tests
• Improve the chart (it's not very pretty...)