Chithiraikkayalvizhi Chinnusami, Andre Neptune, Aarthi Ganesan, Jonathan Koerber
CS624 Mobile Full Stack Development, MSCS, Seattle University
At this project stage, our primary focus is outlining the minimum viable product (MVP) essential to meet the assignment requirements. To achieve this, we have strategically divided the project's features into distinct and logical vertical programming endeavors. Each team member takes responsibility for both the front-end and back-end development of their respective features. This approach allows us to work efficiently and ensures that each feature is developed with a dedicated focus.
- Docker
- node
- expo
- aws credentals
- Backend
Buld your docker containers
- build container
docker-compose build - run sercive
docker-compose up
Now, you need to configure the database schema. We'll do this with Django. While the service is running. Open a new terminal. First, we will create an interactive terminal in the Django service.
- Create bash termnal
docker-compose exec -it django /bin/bash - Make migrations
python manage.py makemigrations - Migrate
python manage.py migrate
Once this in done the database is ready to connect django. If you have AWS Credentails configured you should be able to make request to Textrack.
Navigate to /muddy-app in a new termal
- Run
npm install - Run
npx expo start
To connect to the back end, you must find your IP address and add it to the constants file. If you use a tunnel, you can still connect to the back end backend by setting up ngork and creating a tunnel for the back end. The backend ip will need to be updated in the muddy/muddy-app/src/utils/constants.js file.