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feat: Create weather widget #1079
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This pull request has been linked to Shortcut Story #1444: Create Weather widget. |
export const WeatherWidgetWithData = () => ( | ||
<WeatherWidget widget={mockWeatherWidget} /> | ||
) |
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Suggestion: We probably should mock out the api call to weather.gov in storybook like we do with the RSS widget. Otherwise we'll have a happo diff every time the weather changes.
Question: should we add mocks to show some of the other weather possibilities?
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I added code to do this as discussed.
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Requesting change to mock out the weather widget with data in storybook, if we can't let me know and I'll approve.
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with the hourly forecast centered its lookin good to me!
+1 to this tho. pretty sure it makes it hard to run storybook by itself if you don't use mock data |
export const WeatherWidgetWithData = () => ( | ||
<WeatherWidget widget={mockWeatherWidget} /> | ||
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I added code to do this as discussed.
## [4.23.0](4.22.1...4.23.0) (2023-09-11) ### Features * Add resolvers and mutations for managing weather widget ([#1075](#1075)) ([a652766](a652766)) * Add support for CTA to link a document ([#1082](#1082)) ([fa0a6bb](fa0a6bb)) * Change h3 from book weight to bold weight ([#1076](#1076)) ([c92ae65](c92ae65)) * Create weather widget ([#1079](#1079)) ([3e6b91d](3e6b91d)) * Load user personnel data into portal ([#1088](#1088)) ([fe0a1d8](fe0a1d8)) * new loader animation ([#1085](#1085)) ([b099904](b099904)) ### Bug Fixes * **deps:** update dependencies ([#1059](#1059)) ([441a35c](441a35c)) * design: dark mode adjustments ([#1091](#1091)) ([9c67a4a](9c67a4a)) * design: Footer styling refactor for accessibility and responsive design improvements ([#1081](#1081)) ([18dd17f](18dd17f)) * local personnel-api service targets builder stage only ([#1084](#1084)) ([94950eb](94950eb)) * storybook dark theme ([#1065](#1065)) ([c5deda3](c5deda3)) * storybook deploy ([#1072](#1072)) ([ee21044](ee21044)) ### Security Improvements * **deps:** update auto-instrumentations-web and auto-instrumentations-node ([#1087](#1087)) ([71236b8](71236b8))
SC-1444
Proposed changes
TO DO:
Unit testsE2E testsAdd documentation for adding a new widgetUpdate Storybook component to use mock dataAdd LD flagReviewer notes
All you need to do in order to test:
Currently, since the rate limit for the National Weather Service API is not public knowledge, I have limited the number of allowed weather widgets to 3. That is semi-arbitrary and I welcome feedback on that decision.
Check out the e2e tests: https://github.com/USSF-ORBIT/ussf-portal/pull/308
Setup
IMPORTANT:
In order for this to work, you need to have the
sc-2156-backend-weather-widget
branch checked out in the CMS repo (at least until it's merged intomain
)Start the system
yarn services:up yarn dev cd ../ussf-portal-cms yarn dev
Login to the portal http://localhost:3000
Start storybook
Login to storybook http://localhost:6006, though the command above should open it for you
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