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The Weather App

Description: Design and develop a weather application that fetches weather data from an API and displays it in a user-friendly manner. The app should allow users to search for a specific city and view its current weather conditions along with a [7-day forecast].

Requirements

UI Design

  • Create a visually appealing user interface for the app ✅
  • A search bar for entering city names. ✅
  • Current weather display, including temperature, weather condition, and an icon representing the weather. ✅
  • A forecast section showing weather conditions for the [next 5 days], including dates, temperatures, and icons. ✅

API Integration:

  • Utilize a weather API of your choice (e.g., OpenWeatherMap, WeatherAPI, etc.) to fetch weather data based on the user's search. ✅
  • Implement error handling for network requests and display appropriate messages to the user if there are connectivity issues or invalid data. ✅

Functionality

  • Allow users to enter a city name in the search bar. ✅
  • Display the current weather data for the specified city, including temperature, weather condition, and an icon representing the weather. ✅
  • Display the 5-day forecast with relevant details for each day. ✅
  • Implement a refresh mechanism to update the weather data. ✅

State Management

  • Use a state management solution such as Provider, Riverpod, or Bloc to manage the app's state effectively. ✅

Persistence

  • Implement a simple form of data persistence (e.g., SharedPreferences or Hive) to save the user's last searched city and display it upon app launch. ✅

Unit Testing

  • Write unit tests for critical parts of the application, such as API calls, data parsing, and state management. ❌ (i didn't have time to do this, but i can send you a link to a repo where i have done this before or we can talk about it in the interview, usually i use mockito and riverpod built in test for this)

Responsive Design

  • Ensure that the app's UI is responsive and works well on different screen sizes and orientations. ❌ (i didn't have time to do this, but i can send you a link to a repo where i have done this before or we can talk about it in the interview, usually i use adaptive_breakpoints)

Documentation

  • Provide clear comments in your code to explain the functionality of different components and logic. ✅
  • Write a brief README that explains how to set up and run the app. ✅

Bonus

  • Implement location services to allow users to fetch weather data for their current location(not implemented, it's simply could be implemented in the saved_place_provider)
  • Add an option to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature units. ✅
  • Provide detailed weather information (humidity, wind speed, etc.) in a separate screen. ✅
  • Enhance the UI with animations and transitions.✅❌
  • Implement a dark mode feature. ✅

Remember

  • to break down the task into manageable steps and commit your code regularly to version control (e.g., Git). ✅
  • This task will help you practice API integration, state management, UI design, and testing within the context of a real-world app ✅