Full-Stack RecoveryBox mobile app containing both client (front-end) and server (back-end).
RecoveryBox is a mobile app aimed to help people in their journeys through twelve-step recovery programmes such as Alcoholics Anonymous. The app is a tool for people to record their meeting attendance, moods and the difficulties they encounter in their day-to-day lives.
It documents the efforts made by programme participants and encourages continuing, sustainable interaction and self-reflection to stay on top of their recovery.
RecoveryBox was originally developed as a Solo Project for the Codeworks coding bootcamp. You can find a short video describing the project in further detail on youtube.
The app is built using react native, which means you'll need a way to run the app on a phone or emulator. To do this, you'll need to install expo, follow the steps below to get it up and running:
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Download expo
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Install expo from your terminal
npm install expo-cli --global
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Clone this repo!
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Install dependencies and start the server.
cd server # Change into the server folder npm install # Install dependencies nodemon # Fire up the server -
Install dependencies and start the client.
cd ../client # Change into the client folder npm install # Install dependencies expo start # Start the Expo development environment that will build the JS bundle for the app -
The Metro Bundler will now load in a new browser window and you can choose the platform where you want launch app.
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Scan the barcode with the Expo app on your phone or follow the terminal instructions to load up the emulator on your machine.
FrontEnd
BackEnd
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Also check-out the development branch where Daniel Alejandro Hernández Llerena did a great job extending the project to add Authentication and Testing.
MIT © David Hardy