bhb / hundred-pushups

React Native app for 100 pushups

hundred-pushups

A mobile app unoffially based on the plan at 100 Pushups. This app is not endorsed by 100 Pushups!

Usage

Install deps:

 brew install node
 brew install watchman

Install React Native CLI tool:

npm install -g react-native-cli

Install re-natal:

npm install -g re-natal

To open emacs with access to inf-clojure and a REPL, do

emacs .dir-locals.el and type y at prompt

To get started with your new app, first cd into its directory: cd hundred-pushups

Running in iOS

Open iOS app in xcode and run it:

react-native run-ios

To use figwheel type:

re-natal deps
re-natal use-figwheel
lein figwheel ios

Reload the app in simulator

At the REPL prompt type this: (in-ns 'hundred-pushups.ios.core)

Running in Android

Open Android project in Android Studio

• Upgrade Android Studio
• Android Studio, open project ./android
• open emulator or connect device
• Run the app
  • react-native run-android #this is much faster
  • run app "click play button" (select simulator or device)
  • either way app will fail until figwheel is running, but you need the initial build to start figwheel
• run figwheel
• re-run the app as above this time it should connect to figwheels prompt

To use figwheel type:

re-natal use-android-device avd
or
re-natal use-android-device real
re-natal use-figwheel
lein figwheel android

If you get an error make sure you have a simulator or real device already running.

Reload the app in simulator

At the REPL prompt type this: (in-ns 'hundred-pushups.android.core)

Interacting with Running App

Changes you make via the REPL or by changing your .cljs files should appear live.

Try this command as an example: (dispatch [:set-greeting "Hi everyone"])

Starting Figwheel REPL from nREPL

Starting Figwheel REPL from nREPL

To start Figwheel within nREPL session:

$ lein repl

Then in the nREPL prompt type:

user=> (start-figwheel "ios")

Or, for Android build type:

user=> (start-figwheel "android")

Or, for both type:

user=> (start-figwheel "ios" "android")

Tests

Clojurescript (on Node.js)

lein doo node node-test auto

Clojure

This method was used initially since it was fast, convenient, and provided good stack traces. It may go away if Node testing is fast enough.

lein with-profile +project-tools test-refresh :changes-only

Logs

To see log output, run one of the following

$ react-native log-ios
$ react-native log-android

Debug menu

iOS: cmd + ctrl + Z android: cmd + m

Todo

• move time selection to be number + am/pm picker
• add snooze

License

Copyright © 2017 Ben Brinckerhoff and Dan Mayer

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.