An easy way to find small events close to you.
Spur/navigation: contains react navigation components
Spur/screens: contains the screens shown to the users
Spur/components: contains the various components used by the screens.
Follow the instructions here to install expo-cli
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started
After expo-cli is installed, enter the Spur root directory and run
npm install to install dependencies
npm start to start the project
You will need an android emulator running to run the project, which the link above explains how to install, or install the Expo app on
your phone to run it on your physical device.
You will also need to setup the database and APIs, which is detailed in the next section.
Spur runs on Firebase Real-time Database.
To run a local copy of Spur, create a new real-time database, then rename FirebaseConfigExample.js to FirebaseConfig.js inside Spur/constants and fill in the values in the config to the values provided by Google.
Inside Spur/app.json, fill in your Google Maps API key requested from Google.
The Google Maps API key also needs to be placed inside Spur/screens/CreateScreen.js, on line 66, specifically in the function call
Geocoder.init("API KEY HERE");.
Testing was done with Jest and can be run with the command npm test. Tests can be found in the tests branch, located within the branch at Spur/__tests__
The specific tests are:
BrowseScreen-test.js
Constants-test.js
CreateScreen-test.js
StyledText-test.js
UserLoginScreen-test.js
ProfileScreen-test.js
EditProfile-test.js
OtherProfileScreen-test.js
ViewEvent-test.js
ChatroomScreen-test.js
ChatScreen-test.js
DatePick-test.js
JoinButton-test.js
- Documentation link: https://cs130-w20.github.io/team-A2/