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Weather-App

App Features Overview:

  • Weather Information: Provides detailed weather forecasts based on user location.

  • Location Services: Utilizes GPS for accurate location tracking.

  • Interactive Maps: Displays user location on Google Maps with weather-related overlays.

  • User-Friendly UI: Offers an intuitive interface for easy navigation and interaction.

  • Customizable Settings: Allows users to personalize units (e.g., Celsius, Fahrenheit) and location preferences.

  • Search Functionality: Enables users to search for weather information by location (e.g., city name, ZIP code).

  • Real-Time Updates: Keeps weather data up-to-date with automatic refresh options.

  • Error Handling: Provides informative alerts for location retrieval issues or API failures.

  • Permissions Management: Handles location permissions dynamically for a seamless user experience.

  • Offline Support: Stores and displays cached weather data when offline.

  • Exit Confirmation: Prompts users with a confirmation dialog before exiting the app to prevent accidental closures.

  • Responsive Design: Adapts to various screen sizes and orientations for optimal viewing.

Key Components:

  • OpenWeatherMap Integration: Fetches weather data using the OpenWeatherMap API.

  • Google Maps SDK: Displays interactive maps with user location and weather markers.

  • Custom Dialogs: Utilizes custom dialogs (CFAlertDialog) for user interactions and notifications.

  • ViewModel Architecture: Manages data and UI state with ViewModel and LiveData components.

  • Permissions Handling: Requests and manages location permissions for location-based features.

  • Networking: Implements network calls to retrieve weather data efficiently.

  • UI Components: Uses Material Design components for a modern and cohesive look.

  • Error Dialogs: Displays error dialogs for API failures or connectivity issues.

  • Background Services: Utilizes background services for location updates and data refresh.

Overall:

The app is designed to provide users with accurate and up-to-date weather information in a user-friendly and interactive manner. It leverages location services, maps, and custom dialogs to enhance the user experience and ensure seamless functionality across different devices and scenarios. With real-time updates, customizable settings, and robust error handling, the app aims to be a reliable companion for weather forecasting and exploration.

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Prerequisites

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Steps

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    • Select the build.gradle file in the root directory of the project.
    • Click Open to open the project.
  3. Build and Run the Application

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    • Select a target device (physical device or emulator) to run the application.
    • Click OK to start the app deployment process.
  4. Verify the App

    • The application should now be running on the selected device or emulator.
    • Verify that the app functions correctly based on its intended behavior.

Additional Notes

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