I'll fix the API error by using only the forecast endpoint, as it appears the RapidAPI service doesn't have a separate current weather endpoint. Let me update the code to work with just the forecast data.
I've fixed the 404 error by updating the code to work with the actual RapidAPI structure:
fivedaysforcast endpoint, so I removed the separate current weather API call that was causing the 404 error.fivedaysforcast endpointThe app should now work properly with your RapidAPI key. It will:
Make sure you have your RAPIDAPI_KEY set in the environment variables, and the app should work without the 404 error!
300°C would be hotter than an oven! 😄 The API is likely returning temperature in Kelvin. Let me fix the temperature conversion and add all those clock features you requested.
Perfect! I've completely transformed the app into a comprehensive Weather & Time Hub with all the features you requested:
Now you have a complete weather and time management hub that's both beautiful and functional! The temperature will show realistic values like 25°C instead of 300°C, and you can easily switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. 🎉
i have creatd a new repo on my github :-Rajnishtheone/CloudClock
can you push this all folders and files in an organished way add anice readme file with all description and techstack used and features etc required
provide a link of vercel for my profile visiters
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