smartwallet-app: A TypeScript repository from ricardosasilva

Jolocom SmartWallet - An application to manage your digital identity.

Interested in our vision? Take a look at our whitepaper

Prerequisites

Set-up requires Node.js to be installed on your computer.
- Starting with version 1.2.0 of the Jolocom SmartWallet, Node.js v10+ is required to build the project. Versions prior to 1.2.0 require Node.js v8.
We use Yarn as our package manager.

Clone the smartwallet-app repository to your computer.
cd into the directory and run yarn or yarn install from your terminal to install the required packages.

Please set up an Android development environment and install the required SDKs.
- The Getting Started guide for React Native may come in handy.
- Look for the instructions under React Native CLI Quickstart.
Connect an Android device and enable USB debugging OR start an Android AVD emulator
Run yarn run:android to install the application and run it.
- NOTE: this will start a metro bundler server automatically, with stdout/stderr discarded. You can close this and run yarn start to manually start the bundler and receive more detailed output.

Please set up an appropriate Xcode development environment.
- The Getting Started guide for React Native may come in handy.
- Look for the instructions under React Native CLI Quickstart.
Run yarn build:ios to assemble the application bundle.
Run yarn run:ios to install and run the application in an emulator.
- This will default to an iPhone X emulator.
- The device can be specified by adding --simulator and the device name.
  - e.g. yarn run:ios --simulator "iPhone SE"
- NOTE: this will start a metro bundler server automatically, with stdout/stderr discarded. You can close this and run yarn start to manually start the bundler and receive more detailed output.

A debug build can also be built through Xcode.

Running a build on a physical device requires the appropriate code signing certificates.

We use Jest for unit tests, and detox + Jest for end-to-end tests.

To run unit tests, with watch and testing coverage display enabled:

yarn test --watch --coverage

To run e2e tests, first make sure to start a bundling server using yarn start

To run e2e tests on device:

yarn e2e:android

To run e2e tests on emulator/simulator:

yarn e2e:android:emu
yarn e2e:ios:sim

We use ESLint and Prettier to keep a consistent style across the codebase.
- There are plugins available for a range of IDEs and text editors; automatic formatting on save is also supported in some editors.
yarn format will format files automatically as much as possible.