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Speedco

v1.0.0

Published

Speedco mobile app

Downloads

4

Readme

Speedco Mobile App

Speedco hybrid mobile/web app.

Setup

  1. In Terminal, install Node Version Manager globally.

    curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.31.0/install.sh | bash

  2. In Terminal, install [Cordova CLI](Cordova CLI) globally.

    npm install -g cordova

  3. In Terminal, ensure the project's intended version of Node is active (obeys the local .nvmrc file).

    nvm use

  4. In Terminal, install local Node dependencies.

    npm install

Note: When having trouble building, sometimes it helps to delete the contents of the node_modules folder and then run npm install again.

Building App

  1. In Terminal run nvm use (only necessary once per terminal session)
  2. In Terminal run npm run build-ios or npm run build-android

Preview in Browser

For previewing in browser with live reloading.

  1. In Terminal run npm run develop or npm run develop-mock to use mock services
  2. In another Terminal tab (don't close the other tab) run npm run server-local

Preview in Emulator

  1. In Terminal (after building with npm run build-ios or npm run build-android) run npm run emulate-ios or npm run emulate-android

Preview in Device

  1. In Terminal (after building with npm run build-ios or npm run build-android) run npm run xcode
  2. In Xcode
  3. Select project in navigation pane.
  4. Search for the term bitcode.
  5. Change value to No.
  6. Select hardware device in drop-down at top of window.
  7. Press play button to build and run.

or ... TODO: Continue Android documentation...