# See https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html#content
yarn
cd ios; pod install # ios only
# Environment settings
cp env-example .env
react-native start
react-native run-android
# Improve compile times
touch ~/.gradle/gradle.properties && echo -e "org.gradle.daemon=true\norg.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx2048M" >> ~/.gradle/gradle.properties
# Run android emulator (first avd)
yarn emulator
# Make sure you have hw.keyboard=yes in your avd config.ini (in $HOME/.android/avd/.../) for reloading when pressing R twice to work.
We use a Podfile to install the stripe ios library, but not for anything else.
Before running any react-native link commands, rename ios/Podfile to something else before running, then rename the file back when you are done.
This is to let the react-native CLI know we use the Dusken xcode project and not cocoapods for managing all other dependencies.
This avoids alot of issues resulting from poor cocoapods support by react native.
# Fastlane
bundle update
# Sentry
# Get auth token from https://sentry.neuf.no/api/ with project:write scope
cp ios/sentry.properties-example ios/sentry.properties
cp android/sentry.properties-example android/sentry.properties
# Aquire the keystore and put it in android/app/dusken-client.keystore
# Put these properties in ~/.gradle/gradle.properties along with the correct passwords
DUSKEN_RELEASE_STORE_FILE=dusken-client.keystore
DUSKEN_RELEASE_KEY_ALIAS=dusken-client
DUSKEN_RELEASE_STORE_PASSWORD=
DUSKEN_RELEASE_KEY_PASSWORD=
# Build
yarn build:android # Output is in android/app/build/outputs/apk
# Note: Make sure you have the file android/google_play.json
# Ref: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/supply/#setup
# Publish android build to the Google Play beta track
yarn release:android
We use fastlane and certificate management via fastlane match. Ask nikolai@studentersamfundet.no for access to the certs.
We use https://nativebase.io/ for generic UI components