Openboxes mobile app built using React Native.

iOS : XCode(10.2) onwards

Android : Android Studio(3.4) with gradle(5.1.1) onwards

Editor : Visual Studio Code

Step 1: Clone this repository. git clone [email protected]:openboxes/openboxes-mobile.git

Step 2: Go to the cloned repo and open in terminal.

Step 3: Install the dependencies with $ npm i or yarn install

Step 4: Run the npm script to install the cocoapods $ npm run pod install

1. Install dependencies

   yarn install

2. Run and build for either OS. (Replace npm with npx if you don't have these packages installed globally, reference)
   • Run iOS app

     npx react-native run-ios
     yarn ios

     To run in a specific simulators, run

     npx react-native run-ios --simulator="iPhone 11 Pro (14.4)"

   • Run Android app
     • Start Genymotion or Native emulator

     npm run android // runs -debug by default
     yarn android

     To run a specific environment (not in package.json yet):

     npm run android -debug // .env
     npm run android -release // .env

   • Note: These npm scripts will lint your code first. If there are no lint errors, then it will run the iOS or Android app. Otherwise it will show the lint errors in the terminal.

This project adheres to Typescript Standard for coding style. To maintain coding standards and follow best practices of react-native, this project also uses ES6, some rules of eslint-airbnb, eslint-plugin-react and eslint-plugin-react-native.

Do not disable lint inside the code. Try to understand the rule and then follow it into your code. Disabling lint will be considered a violation of coding standards. Exceptions will be allowed by the code-reviewer and team lead after understanding the need to ignore lint.

1. To Lint

   • Use the npm script lint. To run it

     npm run lint

2. Auto Lint on Commit

   • This is implemented using husky. Husky will prevent code commits having lint errors.

3. Understanding Linting Errors

   • The linting rules are from JS Standard and React-Standard. Regular JS errors can be found with descriptions here, while React errors and descriptions can be found here.

$ cat app/utils/EnvironmentActual.ts 
import {Environment} from "./Environment";
export const EnvironmentActual: Environment = {
  API_BASE_URL: "https://openboxes.ngrok.io/openboxes/api"
}

The Metro server is supposed to start when running the yarn android command, but it was not working for me on Ubuntu 18.04. Therefore I had to start it up myself. See this issue for more details #10

$ npx react-native start

We are currently using bitrise.io for automated builds. https://app.bitrise.io/dashboard/builds

yarn android

Depending on whether an Android device is already connected to the machine, it will try running the app on that device, or it will try launching an emulator.

yarn ios

Sentry - for error logging