Cost-keeping app for friends and households built using latest and greatest software stack featuring native clients.
The server handles the requests and communication with the database. SplitBit uses sqlite3 database as it's primary datastore and before running the server, it needs to have the database file called test.db present in the same directory. You can easily initialize such file using the command sqlite3 test.db < initdb.sql. After that in order to build the app you run go build and ./server runs the server. Now you clients are ready to interact with it.
Copy file .env.example to .env and adjust the url your client is running at (if you have changed it). Run npm install to get all the dependencies and npm run dev -- --open to get the client working.
Open the project in Android Studio and you should be good to go. By default it uses a public instance hosted on isdc's servers. If you are developing server features at the same time, you might want to change that to make your phone/emulator do its requests to your computer. To do so, modify baseUrl inside src/main/java/fi/isdc_helsinki/splitbit/repositories/ApiClient.kt with the local ip address you get from running commands such as ip address or ifconfig AND the port number the server is running on. Then modify the ip address inside app/src/main/res/xml/network_security_config.xml to allow android to make these calls.