JBUM

Project Structure

Check out this article for an overview of the jbumapp directory.

Getting Started

• Install Meteor
• Install React Native
• Clone this repo
• From the jbumapp directory run yarn

Running on iOS Simulator

Note: You must be on a Mac for this.

Installing required software (do these in order)

• Homebrew

• Yarn: run brew install yarn in terminal

• React Native: run npm install -g create-react-native-app

• CocoaPods: run sudo gem install cocoapods

• Xcode install from mac app store and run (if it asks you to install command line tools select yes)

Getting it up and running

• Download the source code for this app by pressing the green 'clone or download' button in the top right of this page

• Navigate to the jbumapp directory by opening a terminal window and typing cd (include the space) and dragging the jbumapp folder from the folder you just downloaded (will look like this JBUM-822dd6d0db1aa7ac3f7e1e0c726cf9220bd5ecd7-2).

• type yarn; cd ios; pod install; cd .. and press enter

• Run react-native run-ios

• Wait for the simulator to launch with the app (might take 4-5 minutes)

Running on iOS Device

• Be sure your Meteor app is running: In the jbummeteor directory, type meteor
• Get the IP address of your machine (you can run ipconfig getifaddr en1 to do so)
• In jbumapp/app/config/settings.js change localhost to your machine's IP address
• Plug your device into your computer (make sure it's on the same network)
• Open the project in Xcode
• Select your device in Xcode and press "Build and run"

For further information please reference the official docs.

Running on Android Simulator

• Be sure your Meteor app is running: In the jbummeteor directory, type meteor
• Get the IP address of your machine
• In jbumapp/app/config/settings.js change localhost to your machine's IP address
• Make sure you have an emulator configured and running.
• From the jbumapp directory run react-native run-android

On OSX you can get your IP address by running ipconfig getifaddr en1 in a terminal window.

Running on Android Device

• Be sure your Meteor app is running: In the jbummeteor directory, type meteor
• Make sure USB Debugging is enabled
• Plug your device into your computer
• Run adb devices to make sure your device shows up
• Run adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081
• In jbumapp/app/config/settings.js change localhost in METEOR_URL to your computer's IP address (see note in "Running on Android" section on how to get your IP Address)
• Run react-native run-android

For further information please reference the official docs.