- This implementation covers all requirements of the doc plus some bonus features (see below).
- Estimated time spent before submission: 10 hrs, largely due to researching some new technologies.
- Files are organized into groups, such as Helpers and Resources.
- Backup zip file of XCode project (public access): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wI-jJi4zb1KHwNeJZx3PhfsU4nSl9SJe/view?usp=sharing
- URLSession's are used to reach the endpoint for weather reports.
- FetchRequest is used to call Core Data and CloudKit.
- List of favorite locations is shown with defaults populated via UserDefaults.
- A text input box allows entry of an identifier, which is added to the recent and favorites lists. The details are immediately shown for this location.
- METAR, TAF, and MOS can be found in the details view, with METAR and TAF functioning. The METAR view includes some of the additional features described above.
- Locations can be marked as favorites, which are immediately reflected in the rest of the app and kept in sync via @Binding.
- A history of requested locations is stored via caching in Core Data and CloudKit.
- Implementation using SwiftUI.
- Integration with CoreData and CloudKit.
- Button to reset all cached data.
- Improved UI, including a slide-up sheet, app icon, splash screen, segmented pickers, navigation, maps, and colors.
- A taste at pilot insight: prediction of cloud formation based on temps and dewpoint. I would have added more features like this with extra time (and may still for fun).
- Regular clearing of cached data to save space.
- Removal of airports from both lists via swipe (clearing history).
- Removing airports from the list via swipe is a custom drag gesture. It can be performed laterally in either direction.
- The list remains highlighted after selection. This can be fixed by removing the segmented picker from above the list. However, it is unchanged due to favored layout.
- --> Tapping into location details requires tap on whitespace outside of the row text.
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