Thank you so much for this opportunity. After clarification I was able to re-do the implementation of the zipcode via form data. The loading of clearning out the HTML and adding new elements as children isn't as smooth as I wanted for the user, but it does accomplish the task. On another note, I divided the api call functions and the render functions into their own files leaving a clear app.js file where the fetch functions and render functions could be imported. I ran out of the time to use the getDay() to render dynamically, so I just did a quick array with just today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. Not my favorite, but a quick 5 second solution. 🙃
Requirements for the challenge:
- Create a project that consume the geolocation endpoint.
- Use the data from the geolocation endpoint to make a second call to the forecast endpoint.
- Use the data from both endpoints to generate the creative found here.
- Your code should be as maintainable and extensible as possible.
- Please timebox this exercise to 2 hours.
- The pictures need to be properly rendered, and if I had more time I would have been able to complete this.
- Implementing the logic to be able to correctly render the days of the week in the forecast
- I would have liked to use the summary or UV index for additional advice about "using sunscreen" or "grabbing an umbrella"
- I would've liked the loading to have an animation or a cleaner exit from loading into the forecast data.
- Run
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