iOS bundle files *must* be referenced in the xcode projects, which means that
updating the filenames in .env is not enough, you also have to add them to
the xcode project. This attempts to simplify this by assuming the named files
in the xcode project remain the same, but they are actually hard links to the
files specified in .env.
I'd rather not do this but I wasn't able to figure out how get Fastlane to
automatically detect both of the provisioning profiles we need, because with
the multiple targets we need to support sharing we now need two provisioning
profiles.
* Crosshairs, location accuracy warnings, text input for location picker
* Add LocationPicker tests
* UI improvements and code refactor into smaller components; get GMaps working
* Add shadows to icons/text boxes
* Use debouncing to avoid map jitter when typing in location
* Show place results & let user pick new location from web api
* Add tests for location picker with remote results
* Add gmaps api key to github actions
* Try adding manifest placeholders for env variable to work in github actions
* Add key to printf in github actions
* Try accessing GMAPS_API_KEY a different way
* Update android e2e env file step
This updates the "Create .env file" step to use printf to print the Google Maps key into a newly created .env file in the GitHub Action runner. Using the same key as in env.example.
* Fix newline
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Co-authored-by: Johannes Klein <johannes.t.klein@gmail.com>
* Add e2e test to log in a test user
* Add config variables to .env.example
* Add e2e user credentials to .env created for workflow
* Fix newline typo in workflow file
* Change ios e2e to run only on push to main as well
Co-authored-by: Johannes Klein <johannes.t.klein@gmail.com>
* Camera and gallery now display after granting permission
Previously these were not quite working because the usePhotos hook was asking
for a permission, so if that was used anywhere in conjunction with another
permission request, one or both success promises never got executed. This
commit tries to solve that with a PermissionGate component that takes a
permission as a prop, asks for it if not granted, then renders its children
when granted. If not granted, it renders a message saying that the permission
is required to use the feature.
Other stuff
* Added `env.example` so people know how to populate `.env`
* Added the `intl-pluralrules` polyfill to support pluralization with i18next
* Skip some token granting logic if the user is not logged in
* Trim whitespace from username/email before auth
* Some minor UI changes to auth form so I know where to tap
* Test fixes
* Use a full screen view for children of PermissionGate
* Globalized text on PermissionGate
