YourPet

Welcome to YourPet, a side project I started with three main goals:

• Don't get too rusty in my coding skills since my current role doesn't have much room to do coding.
• Play around with Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile so I get to explore its potential first hand.
• Play with any other technology I might come across and attracts me. Below you can find some that I have currently in mind (can't promise I will get to try them all, but PR are always welcomed)

Tech stack

• Jetpack compose
• Swift UI
• Hilt
• Flow
• SqlDelight
• GraphQL
• MongoDB
• Shot + Showkase for screenshot testing on Android
• Maestro
• Github actions
• Pact testing
• Google cloud
• Docker

Instructions

• To run the backend, execute ./gradlew backend:run in the main directory. There are two ways of running the backend:
  • Using local database. Make sure you are running mongodb in localhost. You can use the provided container application in the backend directory. For that you just need to run ./docker-compose up in the backend directory. Bear in mind that in order to create the database with mock data, you can use the flag createContent in Server.kt file.
  • Testing mode. If you want the backend to retrieve mocked in memory data you can run it with ./gradlew backend:run -Ptesting=true
• Then visit http://localhost:8080/graphql to reach the playground and documentation.

In order to get the schema file, once the backend is up and running. Execute the following command: ./gradlew downloadApolloSchema --endpoint="http://localhost:8080/graphql" --schema="shared/src/commonMain/graphql/schema.json"