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IsraCard Home Task - Movie app

App architecture seperated by components

The following tree shows the structure of the components in the whole app.

  • App
    • Drawer
      • Home
        • AuthScreen
      • Movies
        • MainMoviesContainer
          • DetailedMovieModal
            • AddToFavorite
      • Favorites
        • MainFavoritesContainer
          • DetailedMovieModal
            • RemoveFromFavorite
      • LogOut

Tech stac

  1. React-Native
  2. react-navigation
  3. reduxjs/toolkit
  4. Redux (react-redux)
  5. Redux-presist
  6. expo-google-app-auth
  7. styled-components
  8. react-native-community/async-storage (used to manage favorites)
Redux

The state manager has been used for managing globaly the whole state of the app. The state contains:

  1. Movies Array containing all of the relevant information about the movies currently displaying on the main app.
  2. favorites array containing all the favorites Movies added by the users. Each item is a Movie object with all the relevant information to displayed it on the favorites page.
  3. fetchApiState is going to show the state of the fetch calls to the Movies API. Posible values are: LOADING | SUCCESS | FAILED.

Redux reducers and actions

Actions:

  • fetchMovies: This action will fetch all the movies from TMDB API.
  • addToFavorites.js: This action will send a movie object given as parameter.
  • removeFromFavorites.js: This action will remove a favorite movie which equals the movie id passed as parameter.

Reducers:

  • movies: This reducer will handle the fetch movies actions.
  • favorites: This reducer will handle the add to favorite and remove from favorite actions.

External Api's

  • TMDB API
  • react-redux
  • redux
  • redux-persist

Time spend

The project has tooked me 2 days. I started with all the fetching and rendering data part for the first 6 hours. The other time I have, I used for the app design and making it responsive.

Things to improve

  • Adding global styles to the project, so I could reuse it and make the code more readable instead of writing fixed numbers.(e.g. background: ${({theme})=>theme.lightBlue})
  • Making it works well with IOS users.

Project Setup

In order to start the project: - Open terminal . - Type: yarn -> yarn start . - Scan the QR code that given with your mobile device . - or open emulator and press 'a' on terminal to set it on emulator .

APK LINK DOWNLOAD

IMPORTANT ## - usually the apk doesnt work because expo is abit problematic, I'd preffer if you run the app, download expo and Scan the QR code.

  1. https://exp-shell-app-assets.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/android/%40shonp/IsraCard_Test-7f0aceb525814b1aab34b238fa466a29-signed.apk
  2. https://exp-shell-app-assets.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/android/%40meir23/IsraCard_Test-f149bf7bcd3640898871ac53436fd7bf-signed.apk