hsgngr / advanced-computer-science

Advanced Computer Science Project

Advanced-Software-Engineering at University of Sussex - Group 1 TEAM project

The purpose of this project is to create a cross-platform mobile application with agile development and simulate real industry problems.

Getting Started

You can clone the repo and see one by one our milestones of our project.

git clone https://github.com/Hsgngr/Advanced-Computer-Science
cd Project-v3  //Example
npm start

Prerequisites

• If you run this project on an android emulator, You should install Android Studio and set up a virtual device.

• If you run on your own device, you need to install expo app to your physical device.

npm install expo-cli

Installing

The folders that you can run "npm start" in: 1)minimumDelivarable 2)Project-v3 3)task4 4)tracks

cd minimumDelivrable
npm start

To run the task4 there are more things you should do, since it needs a local server and ngrok also. You need 3 different cmd prompt

cd track-server
npm run dev

To run the tracks (newest version of our app)

cd tracks/
npm start

Running the tests

• Postman for testing post requests of custom api
• Nodemon: for Automation Restarts of server
• JSONWEBTOKEN for privacy of authentication (To protect user data from malacious reasons)

Built With

• React Native - Cross-Platform framework for mobile application
• Express Api - Building a REST API: Express, Node.js web application framework
• MongoDB Atlas - Global cloud database service deploy with Google Cloud Platform
• Ngrok - Public URLs for exposing your local web server.
• Heroku - Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that enables developers to build, run, and operate applications entirely in the cloud.

Authors

• Ege Hoşgüngör - Full stack developer /Team Leader - Hsgngr
• Alhabal, Khalil - Full stack developer /Team Leader
• Smith, Isaraporn - Testing/Backend developer
• Seeley, Tiffany - Full stack developer -

Acknowledgments

Mostly inspired from Udemy courses and stackoverflow

Our Trello Account: https://trello.com/b/OcuCUrDH/software-project

Our Google Docs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Frkdjs8Y-WWoasVZkAv5nXN7yNbtiETGtaL7AlvJCm8/edit

Our Project Plan: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15UwbPw09sZm3PpbBOhXMPql8ygIRWEpavoZHbAj75j8/edit?usp=sharing

advanced-computer-science's Issues

Not able to push changes to master from local cloned directory

Please add permissions to our group members so that all members can contribute to the development of the software.

Running Expo project on lab or local machines

At the moment, some of us are having issues running the software in Expo version 35.0 on our local or lab machines. Ege has upgraded Expo version which updates to the .json file with newer version and committed changes to repo.

Snapshot below:

Error after running expo start

Issue

I am receiving the following error message when running Expo on my local machine.
12 info lifecycle @~start: Failed to exec start script

I ran 'expo start' initially, then changed to 'npm start' but really no difference in output; both gave me an error message.

Snapshot here:

Apparently this is an ongoing issue pull on Expo's GitHub repo: [https://github.com/expo/expo-cli/issues/1147]

My error log file for this run:
2019-10-29T21_24_55_325Z-debug.log

Environment:

Windows 8
node -v
v12.13.0
npm -v
6.12.0
npm install -g expo-cli
added successfully
expo init name_of_app
chose expo-template-blank; description blah-blah
successfully created app
cd name_of_app
expo start

Task4 app not loading in expo cli - signup screen failed to submit

#17
Sign in screen failed to submit changes. Holding up testing of application. Possibly eliminate sign-in screen until map markers are developed/tested.