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Welcome to the belindas-closet-android wiki!
This section outlines the development environment and practices.
The text may be hard to read so a pdf is available for download below the picture allowing developers to zoom in and read the notes. Also, you can right-click and open in a new tab.
GitHub Flow Branching Strategy.pdf
This is intended to guide people in the conceptual structure of the app navigation and illustrate where connections to the nest.js api endpoints will be needed. The text may be hard to read so a pdf is available for download below the picture allowing developers to zoom in and read the notes. Also, you can right-click and open in a new tab.
Coming soon!
The objective of this application is to give staff the ability to edit Belinda's Closet inventory as well as give the students the ability to search the inventory.
- Android Studio
- Kotlin
The repository is open for contributions and aims to be a collaborative effort among students and faculty. TODO: Information on how to collaborate on this project.
Details about the environment variables used in the project.
Information on configuring authentication features.
- Brandon Dombrowsky - Technical Program Manager
- Gary Larson - Lead Developer
- E Brink - Technical Project Manager / Developer
- Nicklas Di Pietro - Technical Project Manager / Developer
- Robel Hailu - Product Owner / Developer
- Taylor Papke - Product Owner / Developer
- Tin Pham - Developer
- Brandon Dombrowsky - Technical Program Manager
- Gary Larson - Lead Developer
- E Brink - Technical Project Manager / Developer
- Nicklas Di Pietro - Technical Project Manager / Developer
- Robel Hailu - Product Owner / Developer
- Taylor Papke - Product Owner / Developer
- Tin Pham - Developer
- Ali Sharif - Developer
- Annelise Blanchard - Developer
- Courtney Hoppus - Developer
- Jeremy Ward - Developer
- Kai Manasse - Developer
- Kyle Kennedy - Developer
- Muhammadou Drammeh - Developer
- Nickolas Ramirez - Developer
- Troy Pham - Developer
- BC Ko - Faculty
Details on how to install the app.
- Android Studio
- JDK 8 or higher
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/SeattleColleges/nsc-events-android.git
- Open the project in Android Studio.
- Sync Gradle and build the project.
- Run the app on an emulator or physical device.
Information on the types of tests available.
- Android Studio
- Emulator or physical device
Instructions for running unit tests.
Instructions for running snapshot tests.
Instructions for running test coverage reports.
Information on how to use the app.
Instructions for starting the application.
To successfully connect the Android app to the backend, make sure the Nest.js application is running on port 3000. This is crucial for the Android app to fetch data and perform other backend-related tasks.