WeatherApp

WeatherApp is a comprehensive weather application built with SwiftUI, leveraging SwiftData for efficient data management and WidgetKit to provide a dynamic and customizable widget experience on the home screen. This app allows users to search for cities, save favorite locations, and access detailed weather information.

Demos

MP4 demos:

• https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2c619f37-2390-4dea-b211-11f5de8fc6a2
• https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e8b98cb8-869b-4ae8-8c33-38ef88b828cc

Features

• Weather Search: Search for weather information by entering city names using the OpenWeatherMap API.
• Favorites List: Easily add cities to a favorites list for quick access to current weather updates.
• Customizable Settings: Personalize your weather experience with various settings options, including units of measurement and display preferences.
• Enhanced Widgets: The app includes multiple widget configurations that provide dynamic and detailed weather updates directly on your home screen.

Requirements

• Xcode 14.0 or newer
• iOS 17.0 or newer

Installation

1. Set up the project:

   • Clone the repository and open the project in Xcode.

2. Building and running:

   • Select the app target and run the project on a simulator or device.

Usage

1. Search for a city:

   • Enter the city name in the search field and press Go to view current weather details for the selected location.

2. Add to Favorites:

   • Add searched cities to your favorites list for quick access. These cities will be readily accessible from the main list in the app.

3. Customize Settings:

   • Access the settings menu to adjust preferences such as temperature units, display options, and more.

4. Widget Customization:

   • Explore and configure various widgets to display different types of weather information on your home screen, including current conditions and forecasts.

Future Development

• Notifications: Plan to add notifications for significant weather changes.
• Expanded Widget Options: Further enhancement of widget features to include extended forecasts and additional weather data.
• Broader City Support: Implementing support for more cities and locations to enrich user experience.

Author

• Michał Talaga
• Contact: michal.talaga.programming@gmail.com

License

The project is available under the MIT license. Details are in the LICENSE file.