Application that shows a pokemon according to the current climatic conditions of the chosen city

You can needed install Docker and docker-compose.

In the project directory, you can run:
docker-compose up -d

Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:8080 to view it in the browser.

After you run the application launch command, a page in your default browser will open. Just type the chosen city in the text box, which will display the local climatic conditions and a pokemon chosen according to the local weather conditions.

Notes: The displayed temperature, along with the climatic condition, is in degrees Celsius.

According to the climatic conditions of the city, a Pokémon based on its type (fire, water, wind, electric, etc.) is displayed following the following rules:

• Places where the temperature is lower (<) than 5° C, an ice pokemon is displayed.
• Places where the temperature is between (> =) 5°C and (<) 10°C, a water-type pokémon is displayed.
• Places where the temperature is between 12°C and 15°C, a grass-type pokémon is displayed..
• Places where the temperature is between 15°C and 21°C, a ground-type pokémon is displayed.
• Places where the temperature is between 23°C and 27°C, insect-type pokémon (bug) is displayed.
• Places where the temperature is between 27°C and 33°C inclusive, a rock-type pokémon is displayed.
• Places where the temperature is higher than 33°C a fire-type pokémon is displayed.
• For any other temperature, a normal-type pokemon is displayed.
• And, in case it is raining in the region an electric pokémon (electric) is displayed, regardless of the temperature.

To create this application we used the ReactJs framework, along with the libraries described below:

• Typescript
• NextJs
• Styled-Components: for styling pages and components

Data from the following APIs were consumed:

• OpenweatherMap https://openweathermap.org/api: for real-time weather forecasting information of selected locations
• PokeAPI https://pokeapi.co/ for information about pokemons shown on screen