Give you the weather in London for 4 days until now.
Using this service: http://wxdata.weather.com/wxdata/weather/local/UKXX0085?cc=*&unit=m&dayf=4.
- webpack (with
hot reloadfor smoother developement) - babel 6+ (client and server entirely written in ES6/ES2015)
- ReactJS (ES6)
- react-router (Single Page Application)
- bootstrap
- sass style
source files in src/ folder.
NodeJS(ES6)elasticsearch(my first time use)
source files in server/ folder
1. Be sure to have previously installed on your machine:
- NodeJS (node 4.2.x, should be ok with node 0.10.x but I don't have it)
- elastic search (I used v2.3.0)
2. Then, just install all packages by:
npm install3.a launch database
bin/elasticsearch3.b launch application server:
npm run serve4. Then in your browser go:
http://localhost:3000/
INFO : elasticsearch server is connected to :
http://localhost:9200/
- DEV build
npm run dev- DEV hot-reload
npm run hot-reloadNote : will need to mock server API requests
- Production buid (ReactJS will be optimized: NODE_ENV=production)
npm run prodAPI to play with Postman:
http://localhost:3000/api/weatherdata/:day- retrieve 1 day weather data —
dayparameter is a number 1 to 4 (1 is today, 2 is tomorrow etc...) http://localhost:3000/api/weatherdata- retrieve all current month (32 days = today + 4 next days + 28 days before today) weather data
After balancing between SublimeText and VSCode I better use Atom.
When developing in ReactJS (not only ReactJS by the way) even without installing Facebook Nuclide I feel like I have all tools I need.
The most amazing package that makes the difference is terminal plus = integrated terminal in Atom.