Mobile application for getting involved and keeping up with Bernie.
Tracker backlog: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1414740
Invision mocks: https://projects.invisionapp.com/share/CK3ZHEGWU
Slack channel (you can request access here): https://codersforsanders.slack.com/messages/bernie-app/details/
This app will compile with Xcode 7.0. It is bootstrapped using Carthage for project file purity reasons.
Via Homebrew:
$ brew install carthage
$ cd src/berniesanders && carthage bootstrap --platform ios
You should now be able to run tests in Xcode by lightly depressing the key combination "⌘+u"
In order to make changes, you need to get your development environment set up, make your changes on a fork of the BernieiOS repository and then issue a pull request. Please follow the advice below to ensure that your contribution will be readily accepted.
- Create a branch for your changes (optional, but highly encouraged)
- Write tests for your changes
- Make your tests pass by implementing your changes
- Ensure all tests still pass
- Push your changes up to your fork at github
When you have finished making your changes and testing them, go to your forked repo on github and issue a pull request for the branch containing your changes. Please keep in mind the following before submitting your pull request:
- We favor pull requests with very small, single commits with a single purpose. If you have many changes, they'll be more readily received as separate pull requests
- Please include tests. They help us understand your intent and prevent future changes from breaking your work. Changes without tests are usually ignored
- Please ensure all tests pass before making a pull request. Your contribution shouldn't break the app for other users
- Please ensure all trailing whitespace characters are removed from your changes.
You may find the rake task am_i_done_yet helpful with regards to this. Please note that this requires the installation of swiftlint:
$ brew install swiftlint
The rake task itself can be run by issuing the following command:
$ rake am_i_done_yet
This will check for uncommitted changes, remove trailing white space, unfocus the specs and finally run the specs. It will inform you if your code looks good-to-go!