This is a Node.js application, built to be used with HabitatAPI and HabitatDB for the CU Boulder & Western Colorado University Partnership program's Computer Science class of 2024's capstone project, in conjunction with Gunnison valley land management stakeholders to protect the biodiversity of the flora in Gunnison county. The app is intended for use by outdoor enthusiasts in Gunnison county to help find and log cheatgrass, so that land managers may better track its spread and plan their resources to effectively combat it.
After pulling this code, in terminal on VSCode (recommended) type
npm installto install any dependencies and then
npm startto run. The android emulator should pop up automatically if correctly connected to VSCode. If you do not also run the HabitatAPI, you will get an API failed error. This does not effect development as of 1/15/24.
To run in production mode, so errors do not appear use
npx react-native run-android --variant releaseFollow these instructions to run on an andriod mobile device instead of an emulator.
The App.js runs the functaionality of the project. It operates as a 'main'.
The Pages folder holds all of the pages within the app, such as MapPage.js, InformationPage.js, CameraPage.js etc.
The Components folder holds the buttons and components used on those pages.
The utils folder holds utilities to connect to the API (APIcalls.js), get permissions from the user (Permissions.js), and create an observation (MakeObservation.js).
The images folder holds the images used on the What is Cheatgrass, How to Identify Cheatgrass, Download, and Tutorial page.
Node.js version 20 or above.
VS Code (recommended)
This project was created by the Western and CU Boulder partnership's Computer Science class of 2024: Sam Bernard, Ethan Way, Jack Lay, Davis Lapkin, Joel Carlson; and their professor: Kathy Nielsen.
Work on this project began Aug 2023, and will end May 2024.
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