How moseskakuno/world-weather works
World-Weather is a browser-based global city weather dashboard. Users browse or search the worldwide city list, optionally change pages, select a city, and view current conditions and a seven-day forecast. The README documents the overall workflow; the sampled script excerpt confirms city-data and weather fetches, search behavior, pagination, and weather-card rendering. Several internal stages are responsibilities within one script.js file, not separate modules; unsampled implementation details are represented only where documented.
Main entry points: script.js Application logic · index.html Dashboard interface · styles.css Responsive styling · cities.json Worldwide city data
Components 10
Browser application
- Dashboard interface
index.html - Application logic
script.js - Responsive styling
styles.css
City discovery
- Worldwide city data
cities.json - City search
script.js - City pagination
script.js
Weather experience
- Open-Meteo API
- Current conditions
script.js - Seven-day forecast
script.js
Other components
- Visitor
Connections 10
- Visitor → Dashboard interface: opens
README.md - Dashboard interface → Application logic: loads
README.md - Dashboard interface → Responsive styling: uses
README.md - Application logic → Worldwide city data: loads
script.js - Application logic → City search: filters cities
README.md - Application logic → City pagination: displays pages
README.md - Application logic → Open-Meteo API: requests weather
script.js - Open-Meteo API → Application logic: returns weather
README.md - Application logic → Current conditions: renders conditions
script.js - Application logic → Seven-day forecast: renders forecast
script.js