To install and run this programme on your local computer, you will need Node.js, MySQL and npm on your computer, and Expo Go on your mobile.

1. Clone the repository to your local computer and navigate to the directory where you saved the repository.
2. Create a MySQL database, add a user with a password, and grant permissions to the user on that database.
3. In the .env file in the root of the project, save the above credentials to DATABASE_NAME, DATABASE_USERNAME, and DATABASE_PASSWORD variables, respectively.
4. Start a terminal window in your repository's directory. Type npm install and wait for the process to run. This will ensure that you have the right dependencies installed.
5. Type npm run development to start the server.
6. Type cd client to navigate to the client folder.
7. Once there, type npm start to start the client.
8. When that is done, type w to view the app in your browser.
9. To view the app on your iOS or Android device, you will need to install Expo Go on them. After that, you can scan the QR code in the terminal.

1. Create a MySQL database and user for the project.
2. Create a Strapi project and connect it to the SQL database and user.
3. Hide database login details and tokens in uncommitted .env file.
4. Start Git repository and commit initial project setup.
5. Create movies model on Strapi UI and grant all users access.
6. Install GraphQL plugin and test the endpoint with a GraphQL query and mutation.
7. Install Expo and use it to create a React Native project.
8. Create a form to add movies and test the form within the client using console.log.
9. Call the backend using a GraphQL query and test that a movie is being added to the database.
10. Add styling and test iOS display. Ran out of time to learn Android Studio and test there.

• https://medium.com/react-native-development/easily-build-forms-in-react-native-9006fcd2a73b
• https://stepzen.com/docs/using-graphql/making-queries-with-fetch

• Debug the unresolved promise on iPhone
• Test on Android studio emulator
• Include validation and error handling on the front end
• Add tests to the front end
• Make use of Apollo client to simplify queries
• Deploy the app to learn that process too
• Enable the user to view, edit and delete watched movies
• Improve UX and styling across