Repository for the NMF.earth React Native application, built with Expo, Redux Toolkit and Typescript.

Installing Dependencies:

$ yarn

Running the app:

$ yarn start

For starting the app on a specific OS:

$ yarn ios | yarn android

Copy the 2 files that contain secrets and replace them with yours

$ cp app.example.json app.json
$ cp secret.example.ts secret.ts

• Eslint is used in the project to enforce code style and should be configured in your editor.

• Prettier is also used and apply automatically by eslint

• Typescript is used in the project for type-checking and should be configured in your editor.

You can check this manually by running:

$ yarn lint

or

$ yarn typescript

You can ask eslint to fix issues by running:

$ yarn lint:fix

Use the following command to run unit tests with coverage:

$ yarn test

Use the following to update unit tests

$ yarn test -u

Use the following to run unit tests in watch mode while developing:

$ yarn test --watch

Stories (*.story.tsx) can be automatically added to storyLoader.js with :

$ yarn prestorybook

To place new .md files inside guides folder or modify existing guide and then run node scripts/generate-guides.js to generate a new sustainable guide. Images can be used in the .md as follow: ![Earth](earth.png) and should be place in assets/images/guide.

Same for methodology screen, just run node scripts/generate-methodology.js to update methodology.json from methodology.md.

You can help us with translate the app with our online tool POEditor.

So far the app supports English, French, German, Swedish, Danish, Russian, Portugal, Polish.

Run node scripts/generate-translation-files.js in order to create the files needed for the new language you want to add to the app.

Run node scripts/poeditor/group-translation-files.js to generate 1 JSON file per language, with all the translation vars in it. From there, you can easily make any edit you want. When you're done, you can run node scripts/poeditor/spread-translation-files.js to merge your edits and spread them into all the translation files across the repo.

Any tag starting with v will runs expo publish. During this step app.example.json is used to generate an app.json file for expo's deployment, this is done with the following script scripts/generate-app-json.js.

More than 25 developers have contribute to the app, thanks a lot to them!

Have a look to contributing.md if you want to contribute!

A big thank you to Christopher Gwilliams and to the Phelps family for their amazing contribution to the Kickstarter!

Repository and contributions are under GNU General Public License v3.0