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Beyojar

A minimal, open source notes app built with React-Native & Expo.


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Introduction

  • Beyojar is a simple notes taking application built for Android & IOS using React-Native & Expo
  • The mobile workspace contains all the code related to the mobile application
    • This app provides a simple and familiar interface that allows users to to get started immediately
    • Allows users to keep their notes organized with labels and colors
    • Mark important notes so that users will never miss it
    • Supports both Dark and Light themes, based on user preference
  • The landing workspace contains all the code related to the landing page that is built using Qwik
    • SEO optimized, pre-rendered landing page that allows users to easily understand what Beyojar provides

Prerequisite

How To Use

From your command line:

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/kaje94/beyojar

# Go into the repository
$ cd beyojar

# Install dependencies
$ npm install

Scripts related to running the mobile app:

# Start the expo development server to work on your project by running:
$ npm run start:expo

# Start the expo development server and launch the Android app by running:
$ npm run start:android
# Either an android emulator or an android device with usb-debugging turned on, must be available

# Start the expo development server and launch the IOS app by running:
$ npm run start:ios
# Xcode must to available in order to run this command

# Start the expo development server and launch the expo app in a browser by running:
$ npm run start:web

Scripts related to building & running the landing page:

# Start the landing page in dev mode by running:
$ npm run start:landing

# Build the landing page in production mode by running:
$ npm run build:landing

# Deploy the landing page build files in localhost by running:
$ npx http-server landing/dist
# Can also use alternatives such as Browsersync, lite-server, serve or static-server

Scripts related to linting and formatting:

# Check if there are any linting issues in both mobile and landing workspace by running:
$ npm run lint

# Check & fix fixable linting issues in both mobile and landing workspace by running:
$ npm run lint:fix

# Format other files types such as .json, .md & .css by running:
$ npm run format-rest

# These scripts will also automatically run via the pre-commit hook when you perform a commit

Scripts related to storybook in the mobile workspace:

# Open storybook in development mode by running:
$ npm run storybook:mobile

# Run storybook tests by running:
$ npm run storybook-test:mobile
# Make sure to have storybook running in dev mode or production mode before running this command

# Build storybook in production mode by running:
$ npm run storybook-build:mobile

Contributing

Please refer the Contributing.md in order to contribute towards this project

License

License: MIT

a.kajendran@gmail.com  ·  GitHub @kaje94  · 

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