Working of the app
- Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/shockz09/jinbag.git
- Setting up the development environment: https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup.
- Install dependencies: npx expo install ( yarn install or npm install).
- Run on both Android & iOS: npx expo start (or yarn start).
- Run on Android: yarn android (or npm run android).
- Run on iOS: yarn ios (or npm run ios).
- Run on Test: yarn test (or npm run test).
- ✨ Don't forget to enable eslint ✨
Jinbag is a digital platform that modernizes the traditional practice of giving red envelopes, a cultural symbol of good luck and prosperity in China and other Asian countries. Our app adds innovative features to enhance the experience while preserving the tradition.
- Create and send red envelopes directly to another wallet or via a shareable link
- Set a maximum limit and let Jinbag randomly distribute amounts to different recipients
- Use Jinbag as an invitation tool by sending a specific amount to a list of people with a personalized message inside as an NFT
- Secure and reliable wallet features powered by the Okto SDK
- Sleek and user-friendly interface using Tamagui
- Social networking elements to connect with friends and family and share experiences on the platform
- Gamification elements such as leaderboards, badges, and rewards to encourage users to send and receive more envelopes
- Integrate the Telegram API to make sending and receiving red envelopes even easier and more fun
- Add leaderboards for the amount of money given as red cards and for lists that have distributed money as a personalization feature
We welcome contributions from the community! If you'd like to contribute to Jinbag, please follow these steps:
- Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix
- Make your changes and commit them with clear and descriptive commit messages
- Open a pull request and describe your changes in detail.
Jinbag was created as part of the Renaissance Hackathon. We'd like to thank the organizers and sponsors for making this event possible. We'd also like to thank the Okto team for providing the SDK that made Jinbag possible.