CoolwithAnything

Scheduler X App

This is an Android application aimed at helping users manage their fitness and nutrition goals. It's written in JavaScript using the React Native framework. The app allows users to manage workouts, meals, and track progress. It uses Firebase for cloud storage and user authentication.

External Requirements

To get the app running on your local machine, you will need to install the following:

• Node.js
• Android Studio
• Expo CLI

Here are the commands you can use for installation on a Unix-like system:

```bash

Install Node.js

curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_14.x | sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

Install Android Studio from its official website and set it up

https://developer.android.com/studio

Install Expo CLI

npm install -g expo-cli ```

Setup

1. Clone the repository.
2. Install the required npm packages:

npm install

Running

To run the app in a local development environment:

expo start

This will open a QR code that you can scan using the Expo Go app on your Android device, or it will give you an option to run it on an Android emulator.

Deployment

The app will be released for testing via a downloadable aab. To generate the aab:

eas build -p android

convert aab file to apks

bundletool build-apks --bundle=~/path/<name>.aab --output=~/path/<name>.apks \ --mode=universal \

build apk

unzip -p ~/path/<name>.apks universal.apk > ~/path/<name>.apk    

Follow the on-screen instructions to download the APK once it's generated.

Code Style Guide

We follow the styling conventions enforced by Prettier. For more details on the specific rules, see the Prettier Documentation.

Testing

Testing Technology

We will be using Jest and Detox for automated testing.

Running Behavioral Tests

Behavioral tests can be found in the ./e2e directory

To run the behavioral tests using Detox:

First run:

npx detox build -c android.debug

Start the emulator via the terminal

npx expo start

Open another terminal and run:

npx detox test -c android.debug

Running Unit Tests

Unit test files located in the ./tests directory

To run the unit tests, execute:

npm test

Database Schema

Here is a simple schema for user information:

• user_id (string): Unique identifier for the user.
• username (string): User's username.
• email (string): User's email address.
• ...

Workload Distribution

• Frontend: Ali Omer, Nick Rubino, Vu Nguyen
• Backend: Kayly Tran, Deep Patel

Authors

• Ali Omer - omerar@email.sc.edu.com
• Nick Rubino - nrubino@email.sc.edu
• Vu Nguyen - nguyenviethoangvu95@gmail.com
• Kayly Tran - ktran7895@gmail.com
• Deep Patel - deepkalpana1@aol.com