Turf

That one app that you play sports with all the time

Want some help getting set up?

Dependencies

You must have the following installed:

• Node.js This is a javascript "runtime" so you can make scripts/servers/apps in an easy language
• create-react-native-app You install this in node on the command line. It downloads the emulator connectors, and basic file structure so you can create an app
• xCode CommandLine Tools This is so you can emulate an iPhone using your app if you have a mac.
• a good code editor like brackets/webstorm/eclipse. I have the student version of webstorm
• git the versioning system so you can keep track of changes or roll back.

download this repo

Open the terminal and navigate to the folder you want to install it in ex.

cd ~/Documents

Copy everything from this repo:

git clone git@github.com:TurfSportsTeam/TurfReactNative.git

Start the simulator

Install any dependencies (from the command line, and having already navigated to inside your project folder)

npm install

• iOS:

react-native run-ios      //optionally add: --simulator="iPhone 4s"

• Android:

  Go to the android/ directory

  Create a file called local.properties with this line:

  sdk.dir = /Users/USERNAME/Library/Android/sdk

  Where USERNAME is your OSX username

react-native run-android    //I can't get it to work yet

show a list of devices you can run on (swap out iPhone 4s in the above command)

xcrun simctl list devices

Dev Notes:

please make any major changes exist in a new branch and try to keep the main branch mostly error free.

There's a list of items to work on in the Trello board. Pick a color no one else has, and label it with your name. When you work on an item, mark that item with your color.

There's also plenty of documentation about the app in the Google Drive folder

iOS notes for Androidians:

Cocoapods is kinda like Gradle in that it can add extra components from other developers. A better example is it's like npm install. So if you want to add Firebase to an iOS project:

cd ios/
pod init      #do this once for your project
nano Podfile

under target '<YOUR PACKAGE>' do add a line:

  pod 'Firebase/Core'

Android notes for iOS peeps:

you may have to add packages to a Gradle file. Look for build.gradle in the android/app folder. You can add 'dependencies' (pods) under dependencies { ex.

    compile 'com.facebook.android:facebook-android-sdk:[4,5)'