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This is a delivery tracking app using React-Native for iOS & Android. This is scenerio based build and the JSON data is already given, the GraphQL interface backend of StepZen is directly connected to the Firebase Realtime database and implemented for the app. Tailwind CSS is used for the UI and React Native Elements to style the UI. Custom React Hooks has been also implemented and it has nested navigation to navigate between screens including Nested and Tab Navigators. TypeScript is used with React-Native.
or Enter the below URL manually
exp://exp.host/@priyanshu_pandey/ups-clone?release-channel=default
Client
Database
Graphql
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- Sign up for a Firebase account HERE
- Sign up for a StepZen account HERE
- Install Node JS in your computer HERE
Install my-project with expo
Installing Expo CLI
npm install --global expo-cli
Initializing the project
npx create-expo-app --template my-app
cd my-app
Install dependencies
Install
npm install tailwind-rn
Run the following command to automatically add tailwind-rn
to your React Native project:
npx setup-tailwind-rn
Import TailwindProvider and tailwind.json
in the root of app (App.tsx
)
import { TailwindProvider } from "tailwind-rn";
import utilities from "./tailwind.json";
Wrap the root of your app into TailwindProvider
// @ts-ignore -TailwindProvider is missing a type defination
<TailwindProvider utilities={utilities}>
<MyComponent />
</TailwindProvider>
update tailwind.config.js
file
module.exports = {
content: ["./**/*.tsx"],
theme: {
extend: {},
},
plugins: [],
corePlugins: require("tailwind-rn/unsupported-core-plugins"),
};
useTailwind
import { useTailwind } from "tailwind-rn";
const MyComponent = () => {
const tw = useTailwind();
return <Text style={tw("text-blue-600")}>Hello world</Text>;
};
Build Tailwind styles in watch mode.
npm run dev:tailwind
- Sign up for a StepZen account HERE
Install the CLI
npm install -g stepzen
After installing the CLI, you can connect it to your account.
Start by logging in using the following command:
stepzen login
You'll see a series of command prompts asking for your StepZen account name and admin key:
What is your account name?: {ACCOUNT}
What is your admin key?: {ADMINKEY}
Your Admin Key and API Key**
When you get your account, log in to StepZen and navigate to the StepZen dashboard, where you will find your account name, and the two keys you need for API authentication:
Initialize a StepZen workspace in the current directory.
stepzen init
curl
curl <<firebase_realtime_database/customers file link>>
Auto-generate your schemas and resolvers using the following StepZen CLI command:
Order
stepzen import curl <<firebase_realtime_database/orders.json file link>> --query-type Order --query-name getOrders --name orders
Customer
stepzen import curl <<firebase_realtime_database/customer.json file link>> --query-type Customer --query-name getCustomer --name customer
Trackingitems
stepzen import curl <<firebase_realtime_database/trackingitems.json file link>> --query-type Trackingitems --query-name getTrackingitems --name trackingitems
Deploy
stepzen start
Other dependencies info
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/Priyanshu88/UPS-App.git
change directory
cd UPS-App
Install dependencies
npx expo install
or
npm install
Start the server
npx expo start
- Optimize the assets for speed -
npx expo-optimize
(formerly expo optimize) - Bundle the project for production -
npx expo export:web
(expo build:web
in the legacy Expo CLI). - Creates a production ready static bundle in the
web-build/
directory. Don't edit this folder directly. - If you make any changes to your project, you'll need to re-build for production.
- For more help use
npx expo export:web --help
- More Info
To deploy this project run
publish your project
expo publish
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Project Link: https://github.com/Priyanshu88/UPS-App.git