The react-native-deploy from caiohenrique-developer

💈 GoBarber mob app , a project developed to offer barber shop scheduling.

🔝 Techs 🛸

This project was developed at the RocketSeat GoStack Bootcamp 11 with the following technologies:

Axios
Commitlint
Commitizen
Date-fns
Husky
Jest
ReactJS
React Native
React Native Gesture Handler
React Native Image Picker
React Native Vector Icons
Semantic-release
Styled Components
TypeScript
Unform
VS Code with ESLint, EditorConfig & Prettier
Yup

🔝 Prerequisites ⚠️

In order to use and test the mobile app on a simulator or on your physical smartphone, you should've already setup the development environment for React Native applications. You can follow the following article (PT-BR) to setup your environment: React Native Environment (Android/iOS).

And also, firstly i recommend that you access and run the backend repository for a complete experience.
Or go to gobarber.desenvolvendosistemas.dev.br to see the web project in a production environment.

🔝 How To Use ❔

To clone and run this application locally, you'll need Git, Node.js v10.16 or higher + Yarn v1.13 or higher installed on your computer.

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From your command line follow these steps...

# Clone the project
$ git clone https://github.com/caiohenrique-developer/react-native-deploy 'GoBarber Mob' && cd 'GoBarber Mob'

# Install dependencies
$ yarn
# or
$ npm i

# ** Simulator **

# If you want to run the project on a simulador like Android Studio or Genymotion, start the react-native server as it is
$ yarn start
# or
$ npm start

# On another terminal, install the app on your simulator
# Start the project using the command below for Android devices
$ yarn android
# or
$ npm android

# or

# Start the project using the command below for iOS devices
$ yarn ios --simulator="iPhone XS Max"
# or
$ npm ios --simulator="iPhone XS Max"

# ** Physical Smartphone **

# If you want to run the project on your physical smartphone, change the baseURL on src/services/api.js to your machine's ethernet adapter IP. Use the ethernet adapter IP if you're on a cable connection or the WiFi adapter IP if you're on a wireless conecction.
# After changing the baseURL, start the react-native server
$ yarn start
# or
$ npm start

# On another terminal, install the app on your physical smartphone
# Start the project using the command below for Android devices
$ yarn android
# or
$ npm android

# Start the project using the command below for iOS devices
$ yarn ios
# or
$ npm ios

# Very well, now you can enjoy this project! ;)