Do you also wonder every morning whether you can wear a skirt or shorts? Or whether you perhaps need to wear a thick jacket because it will be chilly? Or do you want to know about potential rainfall, so you know whether to bring an umbrella?
Well, wonder no more! This app tells you what you can best wear with regards to today's weather. Every morning it sends you a push notification with a summary of the weather and the clothes that go with it. It also takes into account your daily commute, so you will never be surprised by a heavy rain while on the go.
This app is currently only built for Android. And not released to the Play Store (though it might at some point). Since this is just meant as a hobby project, it doesn't (yet?) have the quality that I deem sufficient to publicly release it.
The weather forecast comes from OpenWeather.
This is a React Native app, developed using Expo.
Make sure that NodeJS 20 is installed before starting.
- Clone the repo
- Create a
.envfile in the repo root with the following variables:
OPENWEATHERMAP_APPID=<...>
GOOGLE_GEOCODING_API_KEY=<...>
- Start Expo from the repo root:
expo start - Open the app (follow the Expo instructions). Either:
- On your phone with the Expo Go client
- In your web browser
- Start developing and see the changes reflected automatically in the app
Also have a look at the amazing documentation that Expo provides.
If you want to build a new version of the Android app, run:
eas build --profile development --platform android
To perform over-the-air (OTA) updates of the built app, run:
eas update --channel development
Use npm run lint to check the style of the code.
Use npm run format to format the code.