Progamming Fundimentals & Web-Dev Assignment

Table of Contents

1. About The Project
   • Developed With
   • Styled With
2. Features
   • Prerequisites
   • Installation
3. Usage
4. Roadmap
5. Contributing
6. License
7. Contact
8. Acknowledgments

About The Project

WeatherTop Inc. produce a modular weather station called the WeatherTop 1000. This lowcost device takes a set of meteorological readings and displays these on a simple LCD display. WeatherTop Inc. are seeking a Web companion application for the device. This document outlines my submission for this Assignment.

Developed With	Styled With

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User Accounts

Account Features

• Sign up and Login (both with Form Validation)
• Loading from the data.yml
  • Users
  • User Associated Stations
  • User Associated Readings
• Profile
  • Edit/Update Account
  • Delete Account

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User Stations

Station Features

• Create Station (Name , Longitude, Latitude)
• Delete Station
• Station Displays
  • Latest weather with SVG moving icons/images
  • Temperature in Celsius & Fahrienheit
  • Wind in km.hr & Bft (Beaufort)
  • Pressure in hPa
• Weather Min/Max Readings
• Weatehr Trends

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User Readings

Reading Features

• Create (Date/Time, Code, Temperature, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Pressure)
• Edit/Delete Readings
• Station Displays
  • Latest weather
  • Temperature in Celsius & Fahrienheit
  • Wind in km.hr & Bft (Beaufort)
  • Pressure in hPa
    
    

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Extras

Extra Features

• Create (Date/Time, Code, Temperature, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Pressure)
• Edit/Delete Readings
• Station Displays

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Installation

1. Install Play-1.6.0 on your PC
2. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/ki321g/WeatherTOP
   

3. Open command prompt navigate to your project directory
4. Start Play application in the command prompt

  play run

6. Open Localhost URL

  http://localhost:9000/

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Contact

Your Name - Kieron Garvey

Project Link: https://github.com/ki321g/WeatherTOP/

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Acknowledgments

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