FaceCheck

What is FaceCheck

Facial recognition application, that when paired with QR codes and a react native application, can be used to keep track of the attendance of students. The application will use the picture on their student id card and compare it to a picture taken at the time of scanning the QR code. This is used to identify if the person scanning the QR code is the expected student. The QR code will be scanned twice, once at the beginning of class, and once at the student’s departure. This will ensure correct timetables of the student’s attendance. This can be applied to universities, as well as other education facilities. Expansion areas include using the application for payment at the school store, allowing professors or faculty to create a reward system for attending class.

Getting Started

Prerequisites for iOS

• Install Node.js
• Install Xcode via the Mac App Store
• Install React-Native

Prerequisites for Android

• Install Android Studio
• Set up an Emulator following the React Native CLI Quickstart guide under your Developmental and Android OS
• For all Android tests, an Emulator must be running alongside the application

Prerequisites for Windows OS

• Install GitBash

Installing

1. git clone git@github.com:SCCapstone/FaceCheck.git
2. cd FaceCheck/FaceCheckApp
3. yarn run load

To Start the Application in an Xcode Simulator

• npm run ios

To Start the Application in Android (An Emulator Must be Running Simultaneously)

• react-native run-android

Built With

• React-Native
• Firebase

Testing

Cavy - E2E Tests

• Install Cavy cli

  npm i -g cavy-cli

• To run test on android, use

  cavy run-android

• To run test on ios, use

  cavy run-ios

Jest - Function Tests

• Install Jest cli

  npm i -g jest-cli

• Run jest tests

  npm test

Authors

• Michael Miranda
• Samuel Nichols
• Ibrahim Salman
• Jonathan Sharp
• Matthew Sharp

© 2019 FaceCheck

Keywords: Face recognition, AI, QR codes, React Native, mobile application