Cross-platform, offline-first mobile application designed and developed by Sustainable Solutions. Integrates with mSupply to provide accessible and user-friendly electronic inventory control for medical stock. Open-source and free-to-use, mSupply Mobile is designed and built with a specific focus on the needs of developing countries.

• Track stock movements and view stock on hand.
• Receive and issue goods with automatic inventory adjustments.
• Order stock from suppliers.
• Forecast required stock based on usage.
• Sync data with a local or remote mSupply server when internet is available.

See https://docs.msupply.foundation/en:mobile for more details of these and many other features.

• Install Android Studio and SDK tools: https://developer.android.com/studio.
• Install SDKMAN for managing Java versions: https://sdkman.io/.

• Install nvm for managing Node versions: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm.
• Install yarn for managing Node packages: https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/.
• Install React Native: https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup. Follow the steps listed under "Building Projects with Native Code" and set Target OS as "Android".

• Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/openmsupply/mobile.git.
• Setup local node environment as specified in .nvmrc: nvm install && nvm use.
• Install/update app dependencies: yarn install.

We welcome contributions from external developers!

• Follow the Installation guide to set up your development environment.
• Familiarise yourself with our Git workflow and coding conventions.

1. Find a bug or feature you'd like to work on from the issues page, or submit your own. If suggesting a feature, make sure to provide a compelling use case (functionality useful to only one or a few users is unlikely to be approved).
2. Comment on the issue to indicate you are interested in working on it.
3. Be patient :). A Sussoler will respond with any additional information or questions, and assign you when the issue is ready to be worked on.
4. Fork your own copy of the repository.
5. Code!
6. Open a pull request to the appropriate branch.
7. A Sussoler will review your PR and provide comments or request changes.
8. Sit back and enjoy the warm glow of success :).

• Ready to contribute? Before opening a PR, do a final check against the following list:
  • do all you changes adhered to the Sussol code conventions?
  • have you tested all changes you have made for bugs and regressions?
  • are your changes consistent with the mSupply Mobile mission statement (basic functionality with a focus on user-friendly and consistent design)?