Decycler is a mobile app built with React Native Expo that allows users to post their rubble so that other companies can safely and ecologically dispose of it for a fee. The app uses Firebase as a backend to store and retrieve information about the rubble postings and the companies that can pick them up.
To run Decycler on your local machine, you'll need to have Node.js and Expo CLi installed. Then, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Devastation-Eco/decycler
- Go inside the folder an install all needed dependencies:
cd decycler
npm install
- Set up Firebase and Google API:
- Replace the firebaseConfig found in firebase.js with your own config
- Set the API keys in both register screens found inside the register screens folder
- Set your Google Places API key inside AddNewPostScreen.js
- Start the app:
npm start
And now follow he instructions on the command line to get it running either on your phone or on an emulator
Once you have Decycler running, you can:
- Create an account as a company or a user
- Post your rubble with information such as its type, location and estimated amount of rubble
- Browse available rubbles and see their details
- Contact the person posting their rubble to agree on a price pickup date
