This repository contains the source code for the AQTM mobile application. Instructions for setting up the development environemnt and running the application are as follows:
--Install NodeJS, yarn, npm, and npx on the machine.
--Once installed, check versions of NodeJS, yarn, npm, and npx inside of a Command Prompt (not Powershell):
-node -v
-yarn -v
-npm -v
-npx -v
--Inside desired directory, create an empty Expo Go application by running the following command inside of a Command Prompt inside of the directory (you may need to navigate to this directory AFTER opening a Command Prompt):
-npx create-expo-app AQTM
--Inside of the newly created ./AQTM directory, delete all project files besides '.expo' and 'node_modules' folders if present.
--If present from previous step, move '.expo' and 'node_modules' folders into the previous directory to ensure ./AQTM is EMPTY.
--Copy AQTM repository into the nested folder ./AQTM.
--Move back '.expo' and 'node_modules' folders into the ./AQTM/AQTM repository folder (nested AQTM folder will be application folder).
--Inside of ./AQTM/AQTM and inside a Command Prompt, run the following commands to install necessary SDKs:
-yarn add react-native-chart-kit
-yarn add react-native-svg
-npm i @expo/webpack-config
-npx expo install expo-location
-npx expo install expo-notifications
--Inside of ./AQTM/AQTM, run 'npx expo start' in a Command Prompt (not Powershell) window to start the application once, then press CTRL+C to stop server.
--Run the following command to install any final missing dependencies:
-npx expo install --fix
--Now, running 'npx expo start' inside of the ./AQTM/AQTM directory will start the application, providing a QR code.
--On the mobile device, ensure Expo Go is installed and scan the QR code with the device camera. The application should now launch.
****************THE HARDWARE SETUP WILL BE INSIDE THE HW Arduino Code FOLDER, THERE WILL BE ANOTHER READ ME ************