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App emU

Proof of concept of an application to Ume.

Introduction

In this application the user can:

  • Perform login
  • Get general information about account
  • Get informatio about purchases
  • Check on which ume1s partners it can be used

Technology stack

  • React Native >= 0.63.x
  • React Redux >= 7.7.2
  • Redux >= 4.0.5
  • Redux Saga >= 1.1.3
  • ReactNavigation >= 5.x
  • Eva Design >= 2.x
  • UI Kitten >= 5.x

How to run

Android

Check if you have all dependencies installed to enable you run on Android, please follow this guide

  • In one terminal starts the metro server
$ npx react-native start --reset-cache

Open another terminal and type

$ npx react-native run-android

iOS

Notice that you should install and configure XCode on your Mac

Once you have your React Native project initialized, you can run:

npx react-native run-ios

To run on a specific device you should use --simulator

npx react-native run-ios --simulator="iPhone SE"

For some libraries, i.e, react-navigation we should install extras packages

npm install react-native-reanimated react-native-gesture-handler react-native-screens react-native-safe-area-context @react-native-community/masked-view

and install pods

npx pod-install ios

Details you can check this

Contributing & Git Strategy

Commit messages

All the commit messages should use the imperative mood in description, first you should use a single line commit if necessary you can explain the commit's motivation always using the what and why.

Message structure

The commit message consists of the three distinct parts separated by a blank line: the title, an optional body and the author's signature. It looks like below:

    [TagName] Short description

    Body of explanation, explaning the motivation use the rule `what` and `why`,
    not the how.

    Resolves: <Issue-Number>, ...

    <Author-Signature>

The TagName should follow the pattern listed below:

[Bump]   Use to point to a release commit
[Chore]  Use to designate a small task or small change
[Feat]   Use to designate a new Feature
[Fix]    A bug fix
[Infra]  Use to designate update configs, no production code change
[Refact] Use to designate a production code refactoring
[Tests]  Use to tests, refactoring tests, no production code changes

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