This is a simple Contact List made in Expo, which can be used to register, list, edit and delete contacts from a local .db file provided by json-server.
Clearly you'll need git installed on your machine. Navigate to a directory of your choice and clone the repository.
git clone https://...After cloned, navigate inside the project. Change "project_folder" to the folder just created by the clone command
cd project_folder/You'll need to install the project's dependencies now. To do that just:
npm installor if you prefer yarn instead npm
yarnIn case you haven't any of them installed, here some the links for install npm or yarn.
To run a
Expoproject you'll need the expo environment setted up correctly.
Start your emulator, simulator or conect your real device following the documentation. After that run the following:
# for android
yarn android
# for ios
yarn ios
# to start the json-server
yarn serve |
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To contribute to a open source project, you can do a fork from the source code, do your own changes on a copy without compromising the original.
If you don't know how to do that, follow this guide.
GitFlow is a branching model for Git, created by Vincent Driessen. It has attracted a lot of attention because it is very well suited to collaboration and scaling the development team.
So, in my projects I always try to use that. It's very useful and helps to control what is happing to the code base.
Read a little bit more about this.
With all your changes done, and you are ready to contribute, open a pull request to the upstream develop branch. Your PR will be analysed, discuted and aproved gratefuly.
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