This repository is the Final Project for SDEV220 Group 3
Gabe Earl Kyle Shumate Angel Vaquera
Software Development 220 Module 8 Final Project
document drafted on: 5 March 2023 amended on: 6 March 2023
The program will hitherto be referred to as "WEATHER API" until we think of a totally lit name for it. Who was the bad guy from the G.I. Joe animated series that had a machine that could control the weather? Or the freaky eyeball monster from Final Fantasy that looked like the Beholder from Dungeons & Dragons?
Patents Pending (in the sense that we could not and cannot afford a patent)
This application is open source and free for anyone to use or share, except in cases of... a. distributing for monetary gain b. supplementing an official website or application c. supplementing a website or application that involves a service fee or subscription d. people that say "irregardless," or end sentences with prepositions
For anything else regarding use, see the license.
The necessary languages or modules include... a. Python 3.10 (or newer) b. JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) c. Tkinter
WEATHER API was created and tested in Microsoft Windows. This PC is running Windows 11 Home with the following specifications...
Processor AMD Ryzen 3 3350U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx 2.10 GHz Installed RAM 4.00 GB (3.44 GB usable) Product ID 00356-02657-05608-AAOEM System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Run WEATHER API. Select a city by entering a city name in the bar. Read the output results, which include: Highlighted City, Temperature in Imperial/Fahrenheit, Temperature in Metric/Centigrade/Celsius, "Feels Like" Forecast, Humidity, and a brief description. Close the window to exit.
Source data is taken directly from https://api.openweathermap.org/
Contact Us:
Kyle - kshumate@ivytech.edu
(I'll let my partners decide for themselves if they actually want to include an email)
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