This app is a two pages mobile web app. The objetive of this app is to get air pollution data from countries all around the world and filter such countries by region.
The first page show the air quality index (AQI) of each country in the filtered region, and the timestamp of when the query was made.
The user is able to click in each of the countries to enter in the details page. This page shows the AQI and the components and particles present in the air in the moment when the query was made.
Homepage
The first page shows to the user a list of countries filtered by region. Each country has its AQI (and a AQI translation to common language) and the timestamp for when the AQI query was made. The user may click a specific country to get more detailed information.
Country page
When the user clicks a specific country the app will render the page of such country dynamically, displaying the AQI and the particules in the air of the country's air at the moment of the query.
In the near future I will add:
- Desktop version UI
- Loaders
- Search bar
- React
- Redux
- Npn as package manager
git clone https://github.com/alvp01/book-store.git
cd book-store
npm install
npm start
Note: check the react readme below for more information 👇
Create React App documentation
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After cloning go to OpenWeather, register and verify the email. You will get an API key in your inbox.
Then, create a .env in the root folder of the project and create a variable like this:
APP_REACT_API_KEY=<your-key> (without brackets).
- Nelson Sakwa for the design.
- OpenWeather for the API.
👤 Abel
- Github: @alvp01
- Twitter: @alvp01
- Linkedin: Abel Lavieri
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page
This project is MIT licensed.