node_modules:download link from this link : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx2A_o_r7U9MaHRsWXg1dmYxOXc gitignore: 1. go to direction of your project in terminal. 2. input: touch .gitignore 3. open file in Finder 4. copy the following in it #ignore file node_modules .idea .gitignore

Populic mobile

The mobile version of Populic is based on React Native (RN from now on) and will be published on iOS.

Getting Started

If you are setting up a development environment, always follow the instructions on RN's documentation: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html

Besides the things mentioned in RN documentation you need to be familiar with npm or yarn and install the project dependencies.

Project structure

React Native is opinionated with some things, like using /android and /ios folders for all native code. The JavaScript entry points are index.android.js and index.ios.js in the root, but other than that the JS files can be wherever.

Here, all JavaScript can be found in the /src folder. I suggest starting from the top and taking a look at the index files, so you'll be familiar with the big picture first.

actions, reducers - Redux

config - router settings and global variables

modules - JavaScript modules

native-components - All React Native components

views - Views, which are top-level components used with navigation

Linting and code format

The project uses AirBNB's ESLint guide for enforcing coding practices and Prettier for enforcing a certain code format.

At the moment a local ESLint installation (local to the project that is) is not working reliably in Windows, so for the time being use only Prettier to style your code.

You can run

npm run prettier

to see what should be fixed, and

npm run prettier-write

to have Prettier fix those issues for you.

NOTE: You HAVE to commit before running prettier-write, since it's not a 100% reliable process. The Prettier project also recommends it.

But the point is: do not worry about code style, let Prettier handle it.

##UI Project uses https://shoutem.github.io/ library for it's UI components.

Contributing

Create new branch first and commit your changes to it. After feature is done, branch will be merged.

Never commit straight to master branch

Troubleshooting

Error installing packeges

Make sure that npm is correct version

Npm doesn't install

If npm doesn't install, delete packege-lock.json

Android

If your development build fails for an unknown reason, try to clean the project. Go to /android and run

./gradlew clean

If you are adding new dependencies that use native code, you need to link the native properties as well. Most modules should have documentation for manual installation, but always try automatically first with

react-native link

iOS

• XCode dependencies and libraries
• iOS versions