Food and merchandise delivery app for Dodgers Stadium (sporting event).
React Native, Redux, Rails, Expo, Axios, Async Storage, devise-token-auth.
a) A Spectator that doesn’t want to miss the action, or is buying for the group.
b) A Parent with toddlers or children who will pay for the convenience of having food delivered.
c) An Elderly or Disabled spectator that struggles with access (e.g. stadium stairs).
Login Auth, Create profile, Model/validations, CRUD, Database, Shopping cart, Separate Client and Restaurant Views/Authorization, Camera access for avatar and ID, Pop-out Menu: Referral page, Help page
https://www.figma.com/file/CpSa8Ov4jd6rZ1nlc9UwjU/GOOGLE-UX--STADIUM-DELIVERY-APP?node-id=145%3A422
QR code scanning for ticket confirmation, Photo Storage, Checking if ticket is valid, Push notification, E-mail or text confirmation for signup/receipt, Payment type input, Mock Payment processing(Stripe?), Icon animations, Multiple vendors, Multiple stadiums, Analytics for Vendor UI, Google maps library for location/delivery rendering.
Implementing a camera for ticket scanning. I used a react-vision-camera library. It crashed my app and luckily I was able to roll back saved data on github. After completing the food delivery app portion, I want to include the camera so that the user can quickly provide information to their seat.
Further development: I am working on DRYing the code. The bulk of React and Native was similar enough like using reusable declarative components. However there were many differences including syntax, react-router vs react native naivation, local storage vs async storage, and CSS formatting. Native doesn’t leverage CSS and HTML so I learned to utilize Stylesheet. Some element tags were also different <p> as <text>, and <div> as <view>