This demo showcases Fuse's backend and front-end API capabilities using a Node.js backend, Next.js for the web front-end, and React Native for the mobile front-end. Follow the instructions below to download the project and run it locally.

Before proceeding, make sure you have the following installed on your system:

• Node.js
• npm (comes bundled with Node.js)
• Yarn (optional, for React Native front-end)

Clone the project to your local machine using your preferred method (SSH or HTTPS).

Create a .env file in the project root directory using the provided .env.template. Replace the placeholder values with your own credentials.

npm install

npm run dev

Choose either the web front-end (Next.js) or mobile front-end (React Native) to run and connect to your backend server.

2.1.1. Navigate to the front-end/nextjs-app directory.

2.1.2. Create a .env file in this directory using the provided .env.template. Update the NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL to the URL of your running backend.

2.1.3. Install front-end dependencies:

npm install

2.1.4. Start the Next.js app:

npm run dev

2.1.5. Open your browser and visit the index page to test connecting to a bank.

2.2.1. Make sure you have completed all the prerequisites for running a React Native application here.

2.2.2. Navigate to the front-end/ReactNativeApp directory.

2.2.3. Update the BACKEND_URL in front-end/ReactNativeApp/App.tsx to the URL of your running backend.

2.2.4. Install front-end dependencies:

yarn

2.2.5. Start the React Native application:

npx react-native start

Now, you should have either the web or mobile front-end running and connected to your backend server. Test the application by connecting to a bank and explore the features provided by the Fise Demo.