How dreezytrial/weather-app works
WeatherApp is an Angular weather dashboard: users search for a city or use their location, then view current conditions and a forecast. The root component coordinates the selected city; weather components request their respective data through a shared service, which calls OpenWeather. Geolocation uses the browser API to obtain coordinates and resolves them to a city through that service. The component templates are listed but were not sampled, so template-level bindings are inferred only where component interfaces support them.
Main entry points: weather.service.ts Weather API client · app.ts App coordinator · geolocation.ts Geolocation resolver · search.component.ts City search
Components 11
Weather interface
- App coordinator
src/app/app.ts - City search
src/app/components/search/search.component.ts - Current weather
src/app/components/current-weather/current-weather.component.ts - Forecast
src/app/components/forecast/forecast.component.ts
Weather services
- Geolocation resolver
src/app/services/geolocation.ts - Weather API client
src/app/services/weather.service.ts - HTTP setup
src/app/app.config.ts - API settings
src/app/environments/environment.ts
Other components
- User
- Browser geolocation
- OpenWeather API
Connections 13
- User → City search: enters city
- City search → App coordinator: emits city
- App coordinator → City search: sets city
- App coordinator → Current weather: passes city
- App coordinator → Forecast: passes city
- App coordinator → Geolocation resolver: requests location
- Geolocation resolver → Browser geolocation: gets coordinates
- Geolocation resolver → Weather API client: resolves coordinates
- Current weather → Weather API client: requests current
- Forecast → Weather API client: requests forecast
- Weather API client → API settings: reads API settings
- Weather API client → OpenWeather API: fetches weather
- HTTP setup → Weather API client: provides HTTP