akoufa/CoolWeather

This is an Android application for tracking weather conditions in user-saved cities. It allows users to search for and save locations, view current weather data fetched from the OpenWeatherMap API, and customize temperature display units. The system is structured using Clean Architecture with a modular design, leveraging Hilt for dependency injection and Room for local data persistence.

The project was initialized with a new Apache 2.0 license and a Clean Architecture structure using Hilt for dependency injection. Legacy MVP code and Java-based tests were removed in favor of modern Kotlin, AndroidX, and Coroutines-based testing infrastructure.

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This period focused on modernizing the app's architecture by introducing Hilt for dependency injection, implementing a clean architecture with domain and data layers, and adding new features such as temperature unit preferences and local place storage. The work also included centralizing dependency management and establishing robust error handling and state management patterns.

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