A weather app, written in UIKit (no Storyboard) with SnapKit, adheres to the MVVM pattern, providing users with real-time and forecasted weather information, utilizing an open API.
This iOS weather application offers a seamless experience for users to search for a city and retrieve up-to-date weather information from openweathermap.org. The project emphasizes the implementation of key features such as city search functionality, integration with the open weather API, and a well-thought-out user interface. The user interface is constructed using the SnapKit library for efficient screen layout.
The app implements the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architectural pattern to ensure a clean and maintainable codebase in the future. The architecture is designed to accommodate the specific requirements of a weather application, emphasizing efficiency in data retrieval and presentation.
The project relies on the following technologies and libraries:
- Cocoapods for dependency management
- Snapkit for efficient and flexible UI layout
- JSON for handling data interchange
- URL Session for network communication
- HTTP Requests to interact with the open weather API
To use the Neobis_iOS_WeatherApp, follow these steps:
- Open the application on your iOS device.
- Use the city search functionality to find the desired location.
- View the real-time weather information retrieved from the openweathermap.org API.
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Navigate to the project directory.
- Run
pod installto install the required dependencies. - Open the project workspace in Xcode.
- Build and run the application on your iOS device or simulator.
Throughout the development of this project, I gained valuable insights into working with APIs, handling JSON data, and implementing efficient UI layouts using SnapKit.
For further information, inquiries, or contributions, feel free to contact:
- Author: Igor Pak
- GitHub: GitHub Profile
- Email: [email protected]
- LinkedIn: LinkedIn Profile
- Telegram: @iPak_Dev
This project is licensed under the MIT License.