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# Description
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This document provides information on how to start developing Status App.
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# Getting Started
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To start developing start a shell for platform you are interested in.
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```
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make shell TARGET=android
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```
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This step will take a while the first time as it will download all dependencies.
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# Development
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There are three steps necessary to start development, in this case for Android:
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1. `make run-clojure` - Compiles Clojure into JavaScript, watches for changes on cljs files, and hot-reloads code in the app.
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2. `make run-metro` - Starts metro bundler and watches JavaScript code.
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3. `make run-android` or `make run-ios` - Builds the Android/iOS app and starts it on the device.
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The first two will continue watching for changes and keep re-building the app. They need to be ready first.
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The last one will exit once the app is up and ready.
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## Simulators and Devices
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### Android
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You need to have an emulator like [AVD](https://developer.android.com/studio/run/emulator), or [Genymotion](#genymotion-virtualization), or a real device running and visible to [adb](https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb), before you run `make run-android`.
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### iOS
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#### Running on a simulator
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We highly recommend using the `iPhone 11 Pro` simulator as its screen dimensions match with our design.
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If you have Xcode `v12.x` (and above) installed in your system, you need to follow the below steps to add `iPhone 11 Pro` simulator:
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1. Open Xcode
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2. Menu `>` Window `>` Devices and Simulators
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3. Tap `+` button on bottom left
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4. Select **Device Type** as `iPhone 11 Pro`
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5. Leave the **Simulator Name** empty and tap on **Create**
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##### NOTE ⚠️
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Running `make run-ios` will target `iPhone 11 Pro` by default.
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If you need to run on any other simulator, you can specify the simulator type by adding the `SIMULATOR` flag:
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```sh
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make run-ios SIMULATOR="iPhone 11 Pro"
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```
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#### Running on a physical device
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Some manual steps are necessary for [developing on a physical iOS Device](#physical-ios-device).
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# Build release
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To build the app, your can simply run on of the following:
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```
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make release-android
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make release-ios
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```
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For more `make` targets run `make help`.
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# Updating Dependencies
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* `make nix-update-pods` - iOS CocoaPods dependencies (updates `ios/Podfile` and `ios/Podfile.loc`)
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* `make nix-update-gradle` - Android Gradle/Maven dependencies (updates `nix/deps/gradle/deps.json`)
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* `make nix-update-clojure` - Clojure Maven dependencies (updates `nix/deps/clojure/deps.json`)
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* `make nix-update-gems` - Fastlane Ruby dependencies (updates `fastlane/Gemfile.lock` and `fastlane/gemset.nix`)
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# Manual Steps
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There are a few manual steps you might want to do in order to start contributing.
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## Genymotion Virtualization
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Optionally set up Genymotion if you don't want to use Android Virtual Device:
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https://www.genymotion.com
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## Android Development Environment
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You can also setup Android Development Environment + Simulator:
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https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html
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## Configure GitHub Account
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The optimal way of pushing to GitHubis using SSH instead of user/pass auth.
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It's recommented that you [add your public SSH key to your GitHub account](https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/adding-a-new-ssh-key-to-your-github-account).
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## Configure GPG Keys for signing commits
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In order to increase security we require all commits in `status-mobile` repo to be signed with a GPG key.
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Steps:
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1. [Generate a new GPG key](https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/generating-a-new-gpg-key)
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2. [Setup Git to use your GPG key](https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/telling-git-about-your-signing-key)
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3. [Setup Git to sign commits](https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/signing-commits)
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4. [Setup GitHub to validate commits](https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/adding-a-new-gpg-key-to-your-github-account)
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## Physical iOS Device
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To use a physical iPhone your device UDID must be added to provisioning profiles and your Apple account invited as Developer to Status team.
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1. [Get your UDID of your iPhone.](https://www.extentia.com/post/finding-the-udid-of-an-ios-device)
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2. Request from someone with access like @cammellos or @jakubgs to
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- Add the UDID to development devices on Apple Developer Portal.
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- Invite your Apple account to be Developer in Status team.
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3. Run a build in XCode using the project from `status-mobile/ios` directory.
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- You might see error: `Select a development team in the Signing & Capabilities editor`
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- Select `Status Research & Development GmbH` as the development team and rebuild again.
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Once build finishes Status should start on your iPhone with its logs in terminal running `make run-metro`.
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