Senso Mobile App 👴📱

Getting started

1. Install prerequisites:
   • Node.js v20.5.x (preferably through nvm)
     • Install nvm (installation guide)
       • Make sure you do not have any standalone Node.js installations when using nvm
       • Make sure you run the nvm installation with administrative rights
     • Run nvm install
     • Run node --version to verify
   • npm v9.8.x
     • It should have been installed alongside Node.js
     • Run npm --version to verify
   • Visual Studio Code (download link)
     • When opening the project, you should receive a prompt to install recommended extensions
       • Manually install extensions from .vscode/extensions.json if you skipped this
   • Expo app on your smartphone (download link)
2. Install project dependencies:
   • Run npm install
     • You should see a message verifying that husky was set up
       • If that was not the case, run npx husky install
3. Run the app:
   • Run npm run start (optionally with the IP environment variable to set the server address)
   • Scan the QR code with the Expo Go app
   • Wait for the app to compile

You should now be ready to go 🎉

Delivering features in this repository

⚠️ The following description is extended to include all common troubleshooting steps. Feel free to skip some steps if you know what you are doing.

1. Assign yourself to an issue in this repository
   • All issues should be created from the project page
   • Ensure the issue has specified labels, status and priority
2. Create a new branch, either by
   • (or) git checkout -b <branch-name> from an up-to-date main branch
   • (or) Going to the issue, and clicking "Create new branch" in the "Development" section in the sidebar
3. Ensure you are using the the correct Node.js/npm version: nvm use
4. Ensure you are using up-to-date dependencies: npm install
5. Develop your feature
   • Move your task to the "In Progress" column
   • Make sure to add test coverage whenever possible
   • Check that you did not violate any conventions with npm run lint, npm run format
   • Make sure that all tests are passing with npm run test
6. Commit your changes
   • husky should ensure that your commit does not violate any coding conventions
   • Feel free to add multiple commits to your feature, they will get squashed anyway
7. Create a PR
   • Move your task to the "In Review" column
   • Notify the team that your change is pending review
   • Feel free to create the PR before finishing and include "DRAFT" in its name
8. Make sure your PR is ready to merge
   • Wait for at least one review from another team member
   • Wait for all CI actions to pass successfully
9. Squash and merge! 🚀