It really doesn't matter what is your favorite (junk) food, this app will help you to explore the best(!) restaurants menu and their cheap and delicious dishes. Choose restaurants and foods by categories and fill your cart!
In this project i renounced to Redux thunks, decoupling the application stores from the data retreival and manipulation. The Redux actions are simple synchronous operations and the API calls are delegated to the application components.
Each API resource has a repository as a first abstraction layer using my pure-src package. The repositories operations are used by the high-level data repositories in order to provide to the application a concrete set of functions divided by section.
The application contains a set of Jest tests with example for actions, components, dataProviders and reducers in the __tests__ folder. Follow the instructions on the Testing section below in order to run them.
The dockerized development environment was created with two services: a fake API server written in Node.js/Express.js and a Node.js image with the expo-cli globally installed.
For watching the logs, open a terminal and follow the container output using the command on Development section.
What things you need to install the software
docker 17+
docker-compose 1.19.0+
# Change the directory to the docker development
cd docker/dev
# Create a .env file with your local application folder
echo "APP_FOLDER=/path-to-your-local/app" > .env
# Run the micro services using docker compose
sudo docker-compose up -d
# Log into the container
sudo docker exec -it RestaurantMobileApp bash
# Go to the project folder
cd /usr/src/app
# Run the tests
npm run test
# Change the directory to the docker development
cd docker/dev
# Create a .env file with your local application folder
echo "APP_FOLDER=/path-to-your-local/app" > .env
# Run the micro services using docker compose
sudo docker-compose up -d
# Connect your mobile to your laptop. If they aren't on the same wifi network,
# activate the usb tethering for sharing the mobile network with your computer.
# Find your local laptop address using a tool like ifconfig.
# Install Expo Client(http://expo.io) on your phone.
# Launch the Expo Client and insert manually the Native server address
# on "Explore" tab search bar:
# exp://<your-laptop-ip-address>:19000
# For watching the console logs open a terminal and use the following command:
# sudo docker logs RestaurantMobileApp --follow
# API server
Port: 3000
# React Native server
Port: 19000
- Simone Adelchino - claclacla
This project is licensed under the MIT License