The official Chain React App for #ChainReact2019

React Native app utilizing Ignite CLI and the Ignite Bowser boilerplate

⬆️ How to Setup

Step 1: git clone this repo:

Step 2: cd to the cloned repo:

Step 3: Run the setup script: ./bin/setup

▶️ How to Run App

cd to the repo
Run Build for either OS

for iOS
- run react-native run-ios
for Android
- run react-native run-android

SecretsssSSSsssSSsssSSSsss 🐍

If you are working on the AWS AppSync talk discussion feature of the app, you will need a .env file with the proper API token, as well as the amplify-meta.json file. Please ping @jamon in the #chainreact channel of the Infinite Red community Slack and we'll hook you up!

Apologies -- we can no longer provide secrets for this app to people outside of Infinite Red.

Deploying

Follow steps 2-5 in the secrets repo (See Jamon or Robin for access)
Open the Xcode Workspace and go to Build Settings. Make sure "Manage certificates automatically" is not checked, and select the correct certificate. If you don't see any certificates you may need to run fastlane match development and fastlane match appstore
To deploy iOS beta:

cd ios
bundle
bundle exec fastlane ios bump_build_number
bundle exec fastlane ios beta

If prompted for an app-specific password, it's located in the secrets repo.
If the build is successful, commit the new build number.

To deploy Android beta:

cd android
bundle
bundle exec fastlane android beta

If the build was successful, commit the build number

🚫 TSLint Compliant

This project adheres to TSLint and Prettier. We suggest you enable linting to keep your project compliant during development. You can lint the project by running yarn lint.

To Lint on Commit

This is implemented using husky. There is no additional setup needed.

Bypass Lint

If you have to bypass lint for a special commit that you will come back and clean (pushing something to a branch etc.) then you can bypass git hooks with adding --no-verify to your commit command.

Understanding Linting Errors

The linting rules are from tslint-config-prettier. Regular TS errors can be found with descriptions here.

Detox End-To-End Testing

Setup

Note that Detox is only configured for macOS.

To get your Detox tests up and running, you'll need to install some global dependencies:

Install the latest version of Homebrew
Make sure you have Node installed (at least 8.6.0).
Install applesimutils, which will allow Detox to communicate with the iOS simulator:

brew tap wix/brew && brew install applesimutils

Install the Detox CLI

  yarn global add detox-cli

Adding tests

We've gotten you started with ./e2e/firstTest.spec.js, which tests that the two main example screens render properly.

Note that in order to pick up elements by ID, we've added the testID prop to the component.

Running tests

Start the packager

yarn start

Run the app

In a separate terminal window from the packager:

yarn build:e2e

Run the tests

yarn test:e2e

For more information, make sure to check out the official Detox Docs

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