CovHelper is a mobile application (implemented on both Android & iOs) with 2 versions one for citizens and the other for medical establishments.
The application will help the government to improve citizen’s behaviour, keep the user updated and safe by tracking of the user status ( by adding daily symptoms: his symptoms will be available only for hospitals so we can contact to have a test if needed ) and his contacts (who is infected and who was in contact with the victim) and last but not least allows the user to consult a list of nearest hospitals and donate to organisations and funds raised to defend COVID-19 outbreak.
- Make sure you connect React Native App with your cloud Firestore database.
Installing
(Using a terminal)
- Copy the repo to your local machine with 'git clone https://github.com/hajersouissi/covid.git' cd into the top level folder
- Make sure you have the Metro bundler running with 'react-native start'
- iOS: On a mac, run the app in a simulator with 'react-native run-ios --simulator="YOUR DEVICE NAME". You may have to set up a new device in Xcode.
- Android: Make sure your Android Home path is setup correctly and run the app in the emulator with 'react native run-android'
You will probably get errors switching between branches. Make sure you run these commands before running the code:
- Install project packages in the top level folder with 'npm install' in your terminal
- cd into the 'ios; folder and run 'pod install' in the terminal. If you still get package related errors, try deleting the Podfile.lock and/or the package-lock.json file before running the commands above.