This is my Evernote Take-Home project. Developed and tested with android. The released APK can be found in android/app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk
State is managed with Redux and we use a normalized version of playlists and songs then write actions/connectors to send data from the state store and retrieve it. The concat reducer is helpful for adding a generic element to an array.
For navigation, we use react-navigation and use our own custom header. For icons, we use react-native-vector-icons.
Running npm install will install of the required packages found in package.json.
npm install
You might need to run jetifier to migrate packages to AndroidX for react-native-gesture=handler on Android/iOS, so run npx jetify after installation.
To launch the release build for Android, run react-native run-android --variant=release with your Android phone plugged in with USB debugging enabled.
To launch, run npm start or yarn start, plug in your Android device and then run react-native run-android
To launch a basic rendering test suite run npm test or yarn test.
- Polished animations
- Make the buttons have a larger boundary box for pressing
- More tests (especially for Redux)
- Utility functions like ellipsis for word wrapping
- Separate styling into stylesheets (duh)