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Storm Chasers

Practice project, Last Updated 11.18.2020

By Chelsea Becker, Sarah Gilbert, and Patrick Osten

Description

This application will locate severe storms happening around the world using NASA's EONET.

Setup/Installation Requirements

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  1. Open web browser and go to https://github.com/cschweig2/storm-chaser
  2. After clicking the green "code" button, you can copy the URL for the repository.
  3. Open a terminal window, such as Command Prompt or Git Bash.
    3a. Type in this command: "git clone", followed by the URL you just copied. The full command should look like this: "git clone https://github.com/cschweig2/storm-chaser.git".
  4. After installing node.js, run npm install to install all dependencies.
  5. Visit https://api.nasa.gov/ to obtain an API key, then paste that API key into the .env file.
  6. You may view the website displaying the application by clicking the index.html file or view the code on your favorite text editor, such as Visual Studio Code.

Known Bugs

  1. List known bugs, if any.

Test Specs

None.

Support and contact details

If you run into any issues, you can contact the creator at [email protected], or make contributions to the code on GitHub via forking and creating a new branch.

Technologies Used

VS Code
HTML
CSS
Bootstrap
JavaScript
JQuery

Legal

This software is licensed under the MIT license.

Copyright (c) 2020 Chelsea Becker, Sarah Gilbert, and Patrick Osten

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