Motive Mobile App

Try it out on https://motivepick.com.

To Run This Application Locally

1. Make sure react-native is installed. If it is not, install it with npm install -g react-native-cli. See details here.
2. For Android. As on an Android device localhost is mapped to the device itself, first of all you have to change API_URL in .env.development to point it to an IP address of your back end. The IP address should also be changed in the OAuth config of your application if you want to use the login. If you run the back end locally, you can find the IP address using ifconfig | grep inet. It should look something like 192.168.0.15. Then run npm run android-dev in the project root directory. Note: before running the above command make sure you either have an Android device connected to your computer or you have a simulator running.
3. For iOS:
   • npm i in the project directory
   • pod install in the ios directory
   • Open the project in Xcode. Note: use namely MotiveMobileApp.xcworkspace to open the project.
   • Go to Product > Scheme and select Development.
   • Go to Product. Then Clean. Then Build.
   • Make sure back end is running (see host and port in .env.development).
   • Press the Run button.

To Release This Application

iOS

To be described.

Android

1. Make sure the back end URLs are updated in .env.development, .env.production and const.js.
2. Increase the values of versionCode and versionName in ./android/app/build.gradle.
3. Specify values for MOTIVE_RELEASE_STORE_PASSWORD and MOTIVE_RELEASE_KEY_PASSWORD in ./android/gradle.properties. If you do not have the signature file, you can use e.g. Android Studio to generate it.
4. Go to ./android and run ./gradlew clean assembleRelease
5. The signed assembly should appear in ./android/app/build/outputs/apk/release

See details here.