MeMD is a React Native App allowing a user to self diagnosis medical conditions and find the closest specialists.
Clone repo.
https://github.com/me-md/me-md.git
Install dependencies.
npm install
Run browser.
npm start
Note you will need to set up expo cli using:
sudo npm i expo-cli -g
And have Xcode installed for IOS simulator, or a IPhone.
For iOS Simulator:
- Download XCode from the App Store and open it
- From the bar at the top of your screen when in XCode, click "XCode" and then "Preferences" a. go to "locations" and then for Command Line Tools, select the XCode Command Line Tools b. Go back to the top bar, click "Xcode" and then "Open Developer Tool," then "Simulator" c. Will launch a simulator. To change the device, click on it (top bar should now say "Simulator"), then select "Hardware" and under "iOS" you can choose another phone
- "i" in terminal to run project on iOS simulator
For reference: https://nandovieira.com/setting-up-react-native-on-macos-mojave
The primary learning goals for this project are:
- Use an agile process to turn well defined requirements into deployed and production ready software
- Gain experience dividing applications into components and domains of responsibilities to facilitate multi-developer teams. - - Service oriented architecture concepts and patterns are highly encouraged.
- Explore and implement new concepts, patterns, or libraries that have not been explicitly taught while at Turing
- Practice an advanced, professional git workflow (see whole-team expectations)
- Gain more experience using continuous integration tools to build and automate the deployment of features in various environments
- Build applications that execute in development, test, CI, and production environments
- Focus on communication between front-end and back-end teams in order to complete and deploy features that have been outlined by the project spec
- React Native
- React Navigation
- Tested with Jest/Enzyme
- Elixir/Phoenix
- Pyhton/Django
- Python/Flask
- Ruby/Rails
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