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• References
• About the Project
• Backend
  • Tecnologies
  • Requirements
  • Install
  • Run
• Frontend
  • Some Tecnologies used
  • Helper development tools
  • Install
  • Run
  • First Login
• Mobile
  • Some Tecnologies used
  • Helper development tools
  • Requirements
  • Install
  • Run
  • Usage Tips
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• License

The delivery service FastFeet is an application similar to the post offices. Manager (web) and employees/delivery man (mobile) consuming it's own API.

A RESTful API using Node.js with Express

• ⚡ Express — A web framework for Node.js
• 💾 Sequelize — SQL dialect ORM for Node.js
• 💻 Sentry — An open-source platform to monitoring errors in real-time.
• 🔒 Bcryptjs — A library to handle password hash
• 🐝 Bee-queue — A job/task queue for Node.js
• 📠 Cors — A protocol that enables interaction with resources from a different origin
• ⏰ Date-fns — A library to deal with date and time
• 🔑 Jsonwebtoken — An internet standard for creating JSON-based access tokens
• 📎 Multer — A Node.js middleware for handling multipart/form-data
• 📫 Nodemailer — A module for Node.js to allow email sending
• 👓 Youch — Pretty error reporting for Node.js that helps erros to be easier to read
• 📝 Yup — A JavaScript schema builder for value parsing and validation
• 👾 Express-Brute — A brute-force protection middleware for express that block massive requests.
• 📰 Ioredis — A Redis client.
• 📈 Express-rate-limit — A IP rate limiting middleware for Express.

• Node.js
• Yarn
• Postgresql
• Redis

1. Clone this repository;
2. Go inside the folder cd fastfeet;
3. Run $ yarn to install dependencies;
4. Copy the content of .env.example inside a a new archive .env then insert your credentials;
5. Run $ yarn sequelize db:create to create the database;
6. Run $ yarn sequelize db:migrate to run all migrations;
7. Run $ yarn sequelize db:seed:all to run all seeds;
8. Import fastfeet-insomnia.json that is at the root of this repository inside

1. Run $ yarn queue to run all background jobs;
2. Run $ yarn dev to run the server;

A ReactJS project created with create react-app

• Material UI
• Unform
• Axios
• Date-fns
• Immer
• React Hooks
• Prop-Types
• React Router Dom
• Redux
• React Redux
• Redux Persist
• Redux Saga
• Styled Components
• Yup
• React Select
• React Input Mask
• Reactotron
• reactotron-react-js
• reactotron-redux
• reactotron-redux-saga

• Babel
• babel-eslint
• babel-plugin-root-import
• ESLint
• eslint-config-airbnb
• eslint-plugin-import
• eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
• eslint-plugin-react
• eslint-import-resolver-babel-plugin-root-import
• Prettier
• eslint-plugin-prettier
• eslint-config-prettier
• EditorConfig
• customize-cra
• eslint-plugin-react-hooks
• react-app-rewired

1. Go to $ cd fastfeet/frontend;
2. Run $ yarn to install dependencies;

1. Open another terminal, go to $ cd fastfeet/backend;
2. Run $ yarn dev to start the server Backend;
3. Run $ yarn dev to start the React APP;

Login:[email protected]

Password:123456

⚠️ ANDROID ONLY ⚠️

Bare project created with react-native init

Most libraries used here are the same as in frontend, that's the beauty in React, but of course there are some differences.

• React Navigation
• React Native Community/Async storage
• React Native Camera
• React Native Vector Icons
• Reactotron React Native

Most are also alike as frontend, but of course there are some differences.

• ESLint
• react-native-community/eslint-config

• 📱 Android emulator — Guid to setup environment

1. Go to $ cd fastfeet/mobile;
2. Run $ yarn to install dependencies;

1. Open another terminal, go to $ cd fastfeet/backend;
2. Run $ yarn dev to start the server Backend;
3. Open your emulator;
4. Open another terminal, go to $ cd fastfeet/mobile;
5. Run $ yarn start to start Metro Bundler;
6. Open another terminal, inside$ cd fastfeet/backend;
7. Run $ yarn android to run the android project;

• Press and hold to withdraw
• Withdraw hours limit
• Pull to Refresh
• Drop down problem
• Drop down problem
• Slide to go back
• Send picture confirmation or take again

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This project has MIT license. Look at LICENSE for details.

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