Uptilt Weather
Uptilt Weather is a simple and lightweight weather forecast and radar app. It uses Google Maps and a radar tileserver courtesy of Iowa State University to provide a quick look at any incoming fronts. Alongside this is a seven day weather forecast provided by the Dark Sky weather API.
Check it out here
Development
There are two ways to run this application on a development machine.
The first is to use Docker, a reverse proxy, and the accompanying docker-compose file. This is the preferred method when working with a complete Docker environment and will bind the application to the host name specified in the environment file (this is what the reverse proxy is for). If you are unsure how to set up the reverse proxy, check out jwilder/nginx-proxy.
The second method is to simply use Vue's built-in development server. This is a great option to spin up the application to make a quick change or test something out without having to set up Docker or a reverse proxy. When using Vue's built-in development server, the application will simply be hosted at http://localhost:8080 by default.
Setting Things Up
Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:DefrostedTuna/vue-uptilt-weather.git && cd vue-uptilt-weather
Install the dependencies
yarn install
Copy the .env.example and set the API keys
cp .env.example .env
Using Docker
Spin up the container with docker-compose
docker-compose up
Note: Make sure that the desired hostname is present in hosts.
Using Vue
Start the development server
yarn serve