Inspired by Shifty Jelly's retired Pocket Weather, this app makes use of a completely undocumented API from Australia's Bureau of Meteorology. It might break at a moment's notice, but while it's up we can enjoy a simple Australian weather app. It's available on Google Play.

This app is a hobby project where I experiment with different ideas. The code, UI, and feature set are likely to change quite a bit. That being said, if there are any features or improvements you'd like to see, feel free to submit an issue to discuss potential PRs.

One that delivers data for Australia Only. I stumbled upon https://api.weather.bom.gov.au/v1. All requests and responses have been modelled after poking and prodding that endpoint.

• Resizable widgets built in Compose using Glance
• A thin, custom navigation wrapper around Voyager for screen navigation
• Presenters that use Molecule to calculate screen state with Compose. (Video on why this is interesting)
• A custom MoshiSerializer that integrates with Google's DataStore
• A swipe-from-right drawer in debug builds that allows for all kinds of configuration
• Integration with osmdroid, rather than Google Maps for the rain radar

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