Discover detailed and accurate weather forecasts with Weather App. Utilizing advanced location services and real-time weather data, Weather App ensures you are always informed about the weather conditions in your area.
- Current Weather: Displays the current weather, temperature, and an icon representing the weather condition.
- Weather Forecast: Shows a 9-day weather forecast, including the past 2 days and the next 6 days, with maximum and minimum temperatures and weather icons.
- Location-Based Updates: Automatically fetches weather data based on your current location.
- Live Updates: Updates weather data every 5 seconds using Kotlin's Flow and Coroutines. The updates pause when the app is in the background to save resources.
- City Display: Shows the city name based on your coordinates.
- Temperature Chart: Beautiful chart displaying the maximum temperature and temperature changes over the past 7 hours, created using Jetpack Compose Canvas.
- Current Conditions: Displays the current temperature alongside the chart.
- Additional Data Cards:
- Rain: Displays current rainfall data with an icon.
- Wind Speed: Shows current wind speed data with an icon.
- Humidity: Displays current humidity levels with an icon.
- Cloud Cover: Shows current cloud cover with an icon.
- Sunrise and Sunset: A detailed card showing sunrise and sunset times and the current position of the sun on an arc, created using Jetpack Compose Canvas.
- Theme Switcher: Toggle between dark mode and light mode using MaterialTheme.
- Kotlin: Primary language for app development.
- Jetpack Compose: For building responsive and modern UI.
- Flow and Coroutines: For handling real-time data updates and background tasks.
- MVVM Clean Architecture: Separates the project into layers with use cases, repositories, and view models.
- Retrofit2: For fetching weather data from the API.
- Dagger Hilt: For dependency injection.
- Timber: For logging.
- Material Design: For creating an intuitive and visually appealing interface.
- JUnit: For unit testing.
- Mockito: For mocking dependencies in tests.
- Coroutines Test: For testing coroutines.
- Fake Repositories and APIs: For testing.
- Dagger Hilt: For dependency injection in tests.
- Compose UI Testing: For UI and end-to-end testing.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/AdamDawi/Weather-App- Open the project in Android Studio.
- Be sure the versions in gradle are same as on github
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Minimum Version: Android 8.0 (API level 26) or later📱
Target Version: Android 14 (API level 34) or later📱
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