About

A QlockTwo combined with displaying of weather data from node.js webservices based on react.js

TODO

• Migrate to node.js 4 and ecma script 6
• More beautiful display of date
• Add example data to mongo db => create as node script
• webservice for calculating graph data
• fix lint for var in server
• migrate to babel?!
• use range and map
• Unit Tests for react components
• Unit tests for webservices
• Documentation
• Buffering if writing to the database => save to ram incl timestamp + logging
• more views => stuff for stats => averages, monthly reporting, ....
• check for new font
• flexbox to remove fixed height for the border => http://t3n.de/news/css-box-modell-alternative-529712/ & http://flexbox.io/#/
• Save also external temperature and humidity
• last updated information in console or in gui
• beim testen von https://github.com/gmb2012/qlocktwo/blob/master/test/unit/client/components/Qlock/QlockRowSpec.js willst du eigentlich nicht die Cell mittesten. werden aber im moment mitgerendert. schau dir mal https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-shallow-testutils an npm: react-shallow-testutils Replacement for TestUtils when using React's shallow rendering (2KB) shallow rendering rendert nur eine ebene tief, kannst aber testen ob die cells mit drin sind z.B.

  findAllWithType(QlockRow, ‘QlockCell’); expect
  
  

Documentation

Morning: 00:00 - 07:00 Midday: 08:00 - 03:00 Morning: 04:00 - 11:00

run in dev mode: npm run dev linting: npm run lint

nodemon

https://github.com/remy/nodemon npm install -g nodemon

Resources

https://developer.forecast.io/docs/v2#forecast_call

What to ask

• Node in Production