Психологічна Допомога під час війни
Genereal app flow, wireframes & designs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_bsfhO0DpY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3vXyjefxeM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJm62FSrhhg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmRCrz111Vw
npm install
expo install react-native-gesture-handler react-native-reanimated react-native-screens react-native-safe-area-context @react-native-community/masked-view
expo start then w for web view
The app makes use of Expo XDE. This allows to run app in many ways, including in browser for ease of development. Download "Expo" app to run it on Androin, or open Camera on iPhone - then scan a barcode that is generated when you run the app.
You can use expo snack to edit components in real time https://snack.expo.dev/@garys/simple-snack-boilerplate
App.js is an entry point of the app.
If you are developing a screen:
- copypaste any similar screen in
./screens/directory - rename screen to what it needs to be (example: myScreen.js)
- inside the screen file, name your screen like following:
export default function MyScreen() { - in App.js, import your screen:
import MyScreen from './screens/myScreen' - To display the screen on app launch, in App.js,
export default function App() {function, return your imported component like in an example below:
export default function App() {
return (
<MyScreen/>
);
}After this, you should be able to run the app in web view or on phone by running the app (see "Run" section)
Let's adopt simplified GitHub Flow to develop our app in team. Please make yourself familiar with the diagram below.
- Let's develop bare screens first ✔️
- I will add react-navigation component later ✔️
- Let's use hard-coded text, then we can source it from somewhere ✔️
- Use designs and graphics similar to official Ukrainian sites ✔️
- Finish all the screens ✔️
- Caching and sourcing for texts
- Videos for kids ✔️
- Release 1 - iOS and Android ⬅️ YOU ARE HERE
- Reliable CMS integration
- Adding more articles and partner websites
It's easy to try out and/or participate in this project even if you are just a beginner!
To download the code and try it out for your self, follow these steps:
If you don't have a github account, you'll have to create one.
Go here: https://github.com/join and follow the steps.
If you don't have installed:
Download it from here: https://desktop.github.com/, then install it.
Open up Github Desktop (you will be automatically logged in, or promptet to log in with browser).
Click "Clone Repository"
Select "URL" Tab
Paste this URL: https://github.com/Cu7ious/Promin-App.git
You will be prompted to enter local path. I usually store repositories in Documents/GitHub/[repo name]
Example: Documents/GitHub/Promin-app
Click clone.
You now have all files needed to build the app.
Download LTS build of Node from here: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
Then install it.
Download and install VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/Download
Open VSCode.
Click File > Open Folder, then select the folder where you downloaded the repository.
You should see all repository files in the left pane.
I don't want to edit code - just launch using command line (NOT PREFFERED) - May have issues on windows with PowerShell execution for npm and expo binaries, requires allowing permissions
and I don't remember how I did it
If you are using Mac - open Terminal:
⌘ + Space, then type terminal, hit enter.
Windows: Open cmd
⊞ Win key + R, then in opened "Run" dialog enter cmd, hit enter.
You just have opened command line on your computer. By default, command line is set to User directory, which you can see named to the left.
You new need to navigate to your file directory by entering following command:
cd Documents/GitHub/Promin-app
If you got cannot find path error - do following:
- Make sure you are in
Userfolder - runpwd. It will show you current directory - like\Users\Documents - To go up in directory, use
cd ..command, then runpwd - Don't worry - you will get used to this soon and feel like a hacker:)
cdmeanschange directory,pwdmeansprint working directory, and\vs/usually don't matter.
You can now skip opening VS code in last step, and just enter commands into command line.
Finally: in VSCode click Terminal > New Terminal.
Let's make sure we have everything we need - in Terminal, type (copypaste):
npm -version
You should see something like 8.5.0
If you get something like 'npm' is not recognized as the name ... - it means you didn't install Node.JS properly. Try reinstalling it and/or restarting your computer.
You are set! Now in Terminal, run commands from Run section above
At this point we have not many svg assets, so we can automate the creation of them a little bit via this tool https://react-svgr.com. Just copy-paste and adjust accordingly.
Full automation from the CLI (as shown below) is not possible at this point as well as it might not be needed.
npx @svgr/cli --out-dir icons -- assets/svg
SVGR docs: https://react-svgr.com/docs/cli/
How to write styles for React Native
https://negativeepsilon.com/posts/expo-firststeps-goodpractices/
https://www.bitstoliveby.com/posts/how-to-position-things-in-react-native/
https://reactnative.dev/docs/height-and-width
https://medium.com/soluto-engineering/size-matters-5aeeb462900a
https://expo.dev/accounts/cu7ious/projects/snack-b633f0e7-a078-4a93-8bfc-a380d9b0faf8/builds/7fe1bc4f-d35e-4355-b7be-acf59199879f https://exp-shell-app-assets.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/android/%40cu7ious/snack-b633f0e7-a078-4a93-8bfc-a380d9b0faf8-f37d92ba62b94e1fbf34968c574f2e65-signed.apk
app.promin.7fe1bc4f-d35e-4355-b7be-acf59199879f
malyarinka@gmail.com dnevozhai@gmail.com emiliia.kostiukevych@gmail.com gary.sedletsky@gmail.com