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Pocket Forecast - UIKit Starter App

A UIKit example application built with <a href = "https://github.com/appsquickly/pilgrim">Pilgrim</a>.

I'm looking into how Pilgrim/DI might fit into a pure SwiftUI application (if at all) and will provide a sample for that soon.

Features:

• Returns weather reports from a remote cloud service
• Caches weather reports locally, for later off-line use.
• Stores (creates, reads, updates deletes) the cities that the user is interested in receiving reports for.
• Can use metric or imperial units.
• Displays a different theme (background image, colors, etc) on each run.

Running the sample:

• Clone this repository, open the Xcode project in your favorite IDE, and run it. It'll say you need an API key.
• Get an API key from https://developer.worldweatheronline.com/
• Set the ProductionAppConfig with your API key.
• Run the App in the simulator or on your device. Look up the weather in your town, and put a jacket on, if you need to (Ha!).

The App