I was previously working on building a food-delivery app targeting a specific niche, but with my business partner decided to stop. I still enjoy working in this tech stack, so I plan to continue developing this app for recreational purposes and now am able to make the source code publicly available.
This repo was previously hosted on a different service and my other laptop has a different git author identity, so I ran git rebase -r --root --exec "git commit --amend --no-edit --reset-author"
, which reset the commit times. Additionally past commit names make references to an internal issue board that won't be published.
Companion repo: https://github.com/JCharante/food-api
There is a .env.example file in this repo.
Clone it and rename it to .env.local
Then get the secrets. Instructions for getting some of the keys are below:
Expo will probably tell you to install xcode. So if you don't have it install it already.
npm i
npm run ios
In the simulator app that opens, there is a choice to switch which model iphone. You can also press shift + i I think inside the terminal running expo.