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Groceries

Groceries is a NativeScript-built iOS and Android app for managing grocery lists. You can learn how to build a version of this app from scratch using either our JavaScript getting started guide, or our TypeScript and Angular getting started guide.

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This app is built with the NativeScript CLI. Once you have the CLI installed, start by cloning the repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/NativeScript/sample-Groceries.git
$ cd sample-Groceries

From there you can use the run command to run Groceries on iOS:

$ tns run ios

And the same command to run Groceries on Android:

$ tns run android

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Groceries uses tslint + codelyzer rules to ensure the code follows the angular style guide.

You can run the linter with the tslint npm script:

$ npm run tslint

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Groceries uses NativeScript’s integrated unit test runner with Jasmine. To run the tests for yourself use the tns test command:

$ tns test ios --emulator

$ tns test android --emulator

For more information on unit testing NativeScript apps, refer to the NativeScript docs on the topic.

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Groceries uses Travis CI to verify all tests pass on each commit. Refer to the .travis.yml configuration file for details.

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The following is a list of all the people that have helped build Groceries. Thanks for your contributions!

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