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 # Weather-App
 Weather app using AccuWeather API and Godot
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+<br />
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/111246212/184668495-ac201cf0-c226-42ec-b510-02f85066de2e.png)
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+***
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+## Description
+
+This is just a small project intended for me to get a bit familiar with the Godot Engine. 
+I used AccuWeather's API for the actual weather data. Considering that with the free API you get 50 API calls per 24 hours, 
+the program is made to call once every hour for current and 12 hours of hourly forecasts data. It also does a call every 12 hours for 5 days of daily forecasts.
+The window is set to render at 30FPS to not waste more resources than needed.
+
+### Instructions on getting it set up
+1. Make an account on AccuWeather API website _https://developer.accuweather.com/_
+2. Go to __My Apps__ and make an app 
+3. Take the given API and paste it in the text box you see when you first start the Weather App
+5. Voila
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+Weather icons were downloaded directly from _https://developer.accuweather.com/weather-icons_ <br />
+Font used is from _https://www.fontspace.com/armata-font-f24462_