HackerBuzz-ReactNative

Over the past few months, I've been working on a side project to gain an understanding of the React Native workflow. I decided to create a Hacker News reader using Y Combinator's API.

Available for iOS on the App Store and Android on the Google Play Store

Setup

1. Clone the repo
2. $ cd HackerBuzz-ReactNative
3. Run either $ yarn install or $ npm install

I used the Facebook Audience Network in order to display advertisements every 20 stories. As a result, you need to make sure that the SDK is properly installed or else the project won't build.

iOS

1. Make sure that cocoapods are installed
   • $ sudo gem install cocoapods
2. $ pod install
3. Open HackerBuzz.xcworkspace
4. Modify jsCodeLocation to point to your IP address in AppDelegate.m
5. If you wish display ads, make sure that you create a placement within the Facebook Developer console or else they won't appear.
   • Getting Started with the Facebook SDK
   • Getting Started with The Facebook Audience Network
   • Modify kFacebookAdPlacementId within StoryListAd.m
6. Run via XCode or $ react-native run-ios

Android

1. Build the Android project
2. Add the Facebook SDK to the project as per these instructions
3. If you wish display ads, make sure that you create a placement within the Facebook Developer console or else they won't appear.
   • Getting Started with the Facebook SDK
   • Getting Started with The Facebook Audience Network
   • Modify PLACEMENT_ID within RNTNativeAdManager.java
4. Run via Android Studio

Testing

The project currently contains test for the actions and reducers within /js/__tests__/. Mocks are located within js/__mocks__/ In order to execute these tests, run $ npm test.

Current Test Coverage

Scripts

• $ npm bundle-ios - Bundle code for an iOS release build
• $ npm bundle-android - Bundle code for an Android release build
• $ npm test - Run unit tests
• $ lint-fix - Run linter

Future Work

Settings

• [ ] Light Theme
• [ ] Specify Font Size

Contributing and License

Issues

Feel free to submit issues and enhancement requests.

Contributing

1. Fork the repo on GitHub
2. Clone the project to your own machine
3. Commit changes to your own branch
4. Push your work back up to your fork
5. Submit a Pull request so that we can review your changes

License

Released under the MIT License. Check LICENSE.md for more info.

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