Seek is an app for identifying plants and animals. It is available on iOS and Android.

1. Make sure you're running the Node version specified in .nvmrc. Realm only works with certain versions of Node, so you will need this for local data storage.
2. Install dependences with npm install
3. If building for iOS, run pod install from within the ios directory.

1. Go to android/app/src/main/res/values and rename config.xml.example to config.xml (and change its values to match your API keys)
2. Rename config.example.js to config.js and change the JWT secret.
3. Add AR Camera model files to the project.

• On Android, these files are named optimized_model.tflite and taxonomy_data.csv. They should be placed in a camera folder within Android assets (i.e. android/app/src/main/assets/camera).
• On iOS, these files are named optimized_model.mlmodel and taxonomy.json and should be added to the Resources folder in XCode.

4. Add files to utility/commonNames to allow the AR camera to load common names in localized languages. The latest files are attached as assets in commonNames.tar.gz on the Seek releases page.

1. Run npm start
2. Build locally to a device or simulator by running npm run ios or npm run android

Most third-party libraries use autolinking as of React Native 0.60.0. Any exceptions are listed in the react-native.config.js file. Currently, react-native-inat-camera on Android is manually linked.

1. One common issue in React Native involves libraries not being found by the bundler. If this happens, React Native will display an error message that tells you to clear the cache using the following steps:

• Clear watchman: watchman watch-del-all
• Delete and reinstall node_modules: rm -rf node_modules && npm install
• Reset the bundler cache: npm start -- --reset-cache

2. Cleaning the project can also help with build issues.

• To do this on Android, run ./gradlew clean from within the android directory.
• For iOS, use XCode > Product > Clean Build Folder.

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