A simple, pure-python Material You inspired cross-platform weather app.

The weather parsers, which make the data from MET Norway easier to process, are mostly/fully AI generated. They have been tested quite heavily however, and I do my best to understand how they work. The rest of the app (The entire UI, loops to populate it, etc..) was written by me

Should be pretty logical once you open the app. The only things that should be highlighted is please ensure that you type your email correctly when you first use the app, as I don't manage the weather API and have no control of what may happen if they recieive an invalid email.

Second, when setting up the app, after inputting your email, it will just go blank. this is expected. Just close the app and open it again. This is because when the email is first added, the app doesn't refresh itself to check the stored email, so until it restarts, it still thinks there's no email.

-- Add proper text wrapping on the settings page -- Add colour theme menu so the app isn't stuck on olive green (added) -- (Try) to add cool looking graph background behind today's forecast so it makes more visual logic (no longer adding)

-- 0.1.1 --

Fix a pretty serious bug where weather entries in timezones/cities such as Adelaide or New Delhi, which have a 'precision' of less than one hour, would be deleted

-- 0.1.0 --

UI changes such as all forecast widgets now featuring an outlined look, clock icon added near each forecast widget timestamp and settings page was overhauled, simplifying the kvlang and also adding a proper theme selector

-- 0.0.2 --

First usable version of the app