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Description 🚀

redesign createimage.js as according to createchat.js

Files 🚨

/main/src/Screens/createimage.js

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To Reproduce ✅

createimage screen

Task

study createchat screen and make a same css for createimage screen

The latest ReduxJs toolkit configuration is a little different than what is written in the code base of the app leading to some action related issues in the console (I was using Expo in IOS), It was showing that undefined is sent in dispatch .. Separate action file is no longer necessary and we can return the current state directly which will solve the issue .

[X]->Problem is the the configuration and setup of the Redux to the modern standard .

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Description 🚀

We want to save conversation between gpt and user in our DB

To Reproduce ✅

The purpose of this code is to demonstrate how to save a conversation in Firebase Realtime Database. By saving the conversation, we can later retrieve it and display it to the user, creating a history of past conversations.

In the task I provided, we modified the code to also retrieve the conversation history from Firebase and display it in a React Native Expo component. This allows the user to see the past conversations they've had with the GPT model.

Task

1. Modify the Chat component to display the conversation history.
2. When the component is mounted, retrieve the conversation history from Firebase Realtime Database and store it in the component's state.
3. Render the conversation history in the component, displaying the user's message and the GPT's response in separate text elements.

Description 🚀

This task enables real-time communication between multiple users in an Expo app using Socket.IO broadcast by establishing a socket connection, emitting and receiving events, and broadcasting messages to all connected clients on the server.

Files 🚨

Socket

To Reproduce ✅

This is a task that outlines the steps to add Socket broadcast for cross-user transmission with Expo app as a client. By following these steps, you will be creating a new React Native project with Expo, installing and using the Socket.IO client library, establishing a socket connection to the server, emitting and receiving events, adding event handlers to handle incoming messages, and broadcasting messages to all connected clients on the server. This task aims to enable real-time communication between multiple users in an Expo app using Socket.IO broadcast.

Task✅

Objective

To enable real-time communication between multiple users in an Expo app using Socket.IO broadcast.

Prerequisites

• Node.js and npm installed
• Basic knowledge of React Native and Expo
• Basic knowledge of Socket.IO

Steps

1. Create a new React Native project with Expo using the following command:

   expo init my-app
   

2. Install the Socket.IO client for React Native using the following command:

   npm install socket.io-client
   

3. Create a new component called Chat in your project.

4. In the Chat component, import the Socket.IO client library using the following code:

   import io from 'socket.io-client';

5. In the Chat component, create a new socket connection to the server using the following code:

   const socket = io('http://localhost:3000');

   Note: Change the URL to the URL of your Socket.IO server.

6. Use the socket object to emit and receive events. For example, to send a message to all connected clients, use the following code:

   socket.emit('message', 'Hello, world!');

7. To receive messages from other clients, use the following code:

   socket.on('message', (data) => {
     console.log(data);
   });

8. Add event handlers to your Chat component to handle incoming messages and send messages to other clients.

9. On the server side, add the following code to broadcast messages to all connected clients:

   io.on('connection', (socket) => {
     socket.on('message', (data) => {
       io.emit('message', data);
     });
   });

10. Test your app by running it on multiple devices or emulators and sending messages between them.

Description 🚀

When a user login or sign-up, in the case of wrong password or any kind of error case we need to develop error boundaries
Here we need a error handling in which App should display a Modal displaying particular Error Case Or internal Server 500

To Reproduce ✅

Develop Authentication Error Boundaries and need to add Error handling

Description 🚀

The issue at hand is a complex one that requires careful consideration and thoughtful analysis in order to be fully understood. At its core, it involves understanding the various components that are at play and how they interact and affect one another. It is important to take the time to consider all aspects of the issue in order to gain a clear, concise description of what it is about and how it can be addressed. A thorough, in-depth exploration of the matter is necessary in order to arrive at the best possible

Files 🚨

A list of relevant files for this issue. This will help people navigate the project and offer some clues of where to start.

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To Reproduce ✅

If this issue is describing a bug, include some steps to reproduce the behavior.

Task

• Introduce redux
• Add loading state
• write the reducer accordingly

Description 🚀

We want to display multiple user in a our expo App who authenticate

Files 🚨

A list of relevant files for this issue. This will help people navigate the project and offer some clues of where to start.

To Reproduce ✅

We provide steps for displaying multiple users in an Expo app using Firebase. These steps involve creating a Firestore database, defining a data model for the users collection, initializing the Firebase app, querying the database, and displaying the user data in a suitable UI component.

Task

1. Define the data model for the users collection in Firestore, which should include fields such as name, email, profile picture URL, etc.
2. Create a Firebase configuration file for your Expo app, and import the necessary Firebase modules (such as firebase/firestore) in your code.
3. Initialize the Firebase app using the configuration file and obtain a reference to the Firestore database.
4. Use the Firestore API to query the users collection and retrieve the data for all users.
5. Display the user data in your Expo app using a suitable UI component such as FlatList, ScrollView, or SectionList.
6. Optionally, implement any necessary filtering, sorting, or pagination logic based on user input.

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