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npmis required for installing dependencies.npmusually comes blundled withnode.Install Node, if it is not installed already.
To check whether node is present or not, go to your command line / terminal and type in
node --version.
If a version shows up, means node is installed. If not, install the LTS version of Node. Check for npm usingnpm --version. -
install git for version control and for cloning the repository. Verify using
git --version. -
This app takes weather data from OpenWeather. Which requires an API key. Sign up and generate your own free API key which will be required during installation process.
Step 1: Fork this repo
Step 2: Clone your forked version of this repo locally. To clone, go to your command line / terminal, cd over to an appropriate directory and type in
git clone https://github.com/<your username>/weatherpedia.gitStep 3:
cd weatherpediaStep 4: Open the project in your favourite text editor
Step 5: Create a
.envfile in the root of the project and store your API key. Take a look at.env.examplefile for reference. Put yourAPI Keyin place of<YOUR API KEY HERE>and save the.envfile.Step 6: On the command line / terminal type in
npm installto install dependenciesStep 7: Finally run the app using
npm run devThe server will start on port
5173which can be accessed through http://localhost:5173/ .
This React app fetches current weather data from OpenWeather using OpenWeatherMap API.
Made with ❤ by SandeepKrSuman.
The pictures used in this app are royalty free pictures. Proper credits are given to the creators below.
Shout-out to these amazing people :