How dmclayto/danielsweatherapp works
This is a browser-based weather app: a user enters a ZIP code, the client fetches current weather and location coordinates, then requests supplemental forecast-region and local-time data. It posts these results to an Express server, which keeps them in memory and serves them back for display. The source shows these workflows and routes; the README is empty, and generated distribution files were not treated as runtime source.
Main entry points: app.js Weather workflow · server.js HTTP server · index.html Weather page · index.js Client entry
Components 11
Browser client
- Weather page
src/client/views/index.html - Client entry
src/client/index.js - Weather workflow
src/client/js/app.js
External services
- OpenWeather API
- Weatherbit API
- Time API
Express server
- HTTP server
src/server/server.js - Weather state
src/server/server.js - Regional state
src/server/server.js - Time state
src/server/server.js
Other components
- ZIP-code user
Connections 15
- ZIP-code user → Weather page: enters ZIP
- Client entry → Weather workflow: imports
- HTTP server → Weather page: serves built page
- Weather workflow → OpenWeather API: fetches weather
- Weather workflow → Weather state: posts weather
- Weather workflow → OpenWeather API: fetches coordinates
- Weather workflow → Weatherbit API: fetches forecast
- Weather workflow → Regional state: posts region
- Weather workflow → Time API: fetches local time
- Weather workflow → Time state: posts time
- HTTP server → Weather state: reads and writes
- HTTP server → Regional state: reads and writes
- HTTP server → Time state: reads and writes
- Weather workflow → HTTP server: gets saved data
- Weather workflow → Weather page: renders results