This is the React Native mobile app for the ONE local platform.

Getting Started

Note: Make sure you have completed the React Native - Environment Setup instructions till "Creating a new application" step, before proceeding.

Step 1: Install dependencies

npm install

Setup Mapbox

Follow the instructions to configure React Native Mapbox as described at https://rnmapbox.github.io/docs/install, both for iOS and Android. You will need a secret access token that will go in your home directory.

Step 2: Start the Metro Server

For development, run:

npm start

If you want to connect to the staging (beta) server, instead run npm run start:staging.

Step 4: Send build to TestFlight

These commands run the entire iOS build and upload it to TestFlight. No other commands are needed in order to get a build to the testers.

There are two test servers: dev.onelocal.one and beta.onelocal.one and one production server. You can choose which you want to connect to.

Please note: running a build on Android or iOS makes updates to certain files. I typically don't push the updates into github because I don't really see the point, but YMMV.

For dev:

npm run testflight

or

npm run testflight:dev

You can also generate builds which connect to the other servers with npm run testflight:beta, npm run testflight:prod.

Step 4: Send build to Google AppStore

Because we changed to use a new App ID for Android, the one-button install doesn't work right now for Android.

1. Manually update the version code in android/app/build.gradle

    ...
        versionCode 37
    ...
    }

2. Run the build as above, except use playstore instead of testflight.
3. On the Google Developer Console, create a new release and copy this file into the page: android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release/app-release.abb.

Troubleshooting

Build hanging at the very beginning? Run npx react-native clean, also creating a new Simulator. These are the two things that seemed to help me.