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WaterRanger

Setup

Pre-requisites

  • React Native: npm i -g react-native

Instructions

  • Clone the repo
  • Run npm i

Running the APP

Develop on react-native requires to launch the "packager" whose basically a local server create a bundle.js send to the native app through HTTP.

You can the server on its own using the command react-native start. I found that useful to know when using Android Studio.

iOS

You can either directly execute react-native run-ios, or you can open Xcode with open ios/WaterRangers.xcodeproj and run the app the IDE.

Android

You can either use react-native run-android, or run the app through Android studio. If so, you'll need to run the "packager" yourself with the command react-native start.

Warning: since we use google location (on android), you'll need to make sure your emulator (avd) or virtual machine (genymotion) needs to come with the Google App Services.

Android Debug

When experiencing issues on Android, I recommend using the command adb logcat. This will give insight on any JAVA errors.

We've noticed major problem with gradle having to bundle conflicting dependencies. It is particularly sensitive when using lots of React Native packages.

React-native-mapbox-gl library has critical issue on android.

You need to update below gradle file information.

  • node_modules/react-native-mapbox-gl/android/build.gradle
    compile('com.mapbox.mapboxsdk:mapbox-android-sdk:4.2.0-beta.3@aar') {
  • if you are using gradle build version 25.0, you need to update all react-native module's gradle version to 25.0.0
    node_modules/react-native-mapbox-gl/android/build.gradle
    node_modules/react-native-vector-icons/android/build.gradle
    node_modules/react-native-svg/android/build.gradle
    node_modules/react-native-image-picker/android/build.gradle
    node_modules/react-native-cookies/android/build.gradle
    ...
    {
        compileSdkVersion 23
        buildToolsVersion '25.0.0'
    }
    ...

Style Guide

Current project support eslint and before every commit, eslint will check out source js files. If there's errors on files in lint-rules, commit will be failed.

Release Build

Release Building on iOS app

  • Select "Generic iOS Device" where you would select the simulator or your mobile.
  • In the menu, Produce / Archive. This should build the app, and if successful, open up an archive upload wizard.

Release Build on Android:

  • Compile JS: ./compile.sh;
  • Build APK through Android Studio: Menu / Build / Generate Signed APK

Deployment to testflight

  • Run 'gem install' to get the fastlane gem and other utilities
  • The shared private keys are already stored on a github repo so run 'fastlane beta' to deploy to device
  • The platform number 'should' auto increase for each build

Usage

Navigator usage.

    All scenes have 2 props as below
    - navigator: navigator object.

      You should use push new scene into navigator using below function on any scene.
        this.props.navigator.push('SceneName');
        this.props.navigator.push({ name: 'SceneName', passProps: { props1, props2 }});

      You should pop up scene from navigator using below functions
        this.props.navigator.pop(),
        this.props.onBack()

    - resetScene(): this function will be use when you switch initialStacked Scenes.
        this.props.resetScene('LoginScene');
        this.props.resetScene('MapScene');