User Story: As a developer, I want to integrate the Expo mobile application into the existing cloud-reader monorepo, so that mobile and web development efforts are unified and streamlined.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given the cloud-reader repository is a monorepo containing backend and frontend directories for a web application, When the Expo mobile application is integrated, Then a new directory named mobile shall be created at the monorepo root (/mobile).
Given the new mobile directory is created, When the Expo app is scaffolded within it, Then it shall include standard Expo project files (package.json, App.js, etc.) and conform to a clean project structure.
Given the Expo app is set up, When essential shared configurations (e.g., environment variables, API endpoints) are required by both frontend and mobile, Then a common configuration mechanism (e.g., shared utility package, dotenv setup) shall be implemented to avoid duplication.
Given there are shared components or utilities that can be leveraged by both web and mobile, When new shared code is identified, Then a new packages/shared directory will be created to house platform-agnostic code, and both frontend and mobile applications shall consume these shared components.
Given the package.json at the root of the monorepo, When the Expo app is added, Then the root package.json shall be updated to include scripts for managing the Expo app (e.g., start:mobile, install:mobile) and workspace configurations if applicable (e.g., Lerna, Yarn Workspaces).
Given the need for cross-platform development, When dependencies are managed, Then the monorepo shall utilize Yarn Workspaces or a similar tool to manage dependencies across backend, frontend, and mobile applications effectively.
Given the mobile application requires API access, When API client setup is performed in the mobile app, Then it shall reuse or align with the API client patterns established in the frontend application to ensure consistency.
Given the project uses Docker for local development, When the Expo app is integrated, Then the docker-compose.yml file shall be reviewed and updated if necessary to support the development and testing of the mobile application's backend interactions within the Docker environment.
Given future CI/CD requirements, When the monorepo structure is established with the Expo app, Then it should facilitate a single pipeline capable of building, testing, and deploying both web and mobile artifacts.
User Story: As a developer, I want to integrate the Expo mobile application into the existing `cloud-reader` monorepo, so that mobile and web development efforts are unified and streamlined.
Acceptance Criteria:
* **Given** the `cloud-reader` repository is a monorepo containing `backend` and `frontend` directories for a web application, **When** the Expo mobile application is integrated, **Then** a new directory named `mobile` shall be created at the monorepo root (`/mobile`).
* **Given** the new `mobile` directory is created, **When** the Expo app is scaffolded within it, **Then** it shall include standard Expo project files (`package.json`, `App.js`, etc.) and conform to a clean project structure.
* **Given** the Expo app is set up, **When** essential shared configurations (e.g., environment variables, API endpoints) are required by both `frontend` and `mobile`, **Then** a common configuration mechanism (e.g., shared utility package, dotenv setup) shall be implemented to avoid duplication.
* **Given** there are shared components or utilities that can be leveraged by both web and mobile, **When** new shared code is identified, **Then** a new `packages/shared` directory will be created to house platform-agnostic code, and both `frontend` and `mobile` applications shall consume these shared components.
* **Given** the `package.json` at the root of the monorepo, **When** the Expo app is added, **Then** the root `package.json` shall be updated to include scripts for managing the Expo app (e.g., `start:mobile`, `install:mobile`) and workspace configurations if applicable (e.g., Lerna, Yarn Workspaces).
* **Given** the need for cross-platform development, **When** dependencies are managed, **Then** the monorepo shall utilize Yarn Workspaces or a similar tool to manage dependencies across `backend`, `frontend`, and `mobile` applications effectively.
* **Given** the mobile application requires API access, **When** API client setup is performed in the `mobile` app, **Then** it shall reuse or align with the API client patterns established in the `frontend` application to ensure consistency.
* **Given** the project uses Docker for local development, **When** the Expo app is integrated, **Then** the `docker-compose.yml` file shall be reviewed and updated if necessary to support the development and testing of the mobile application's backend interactions within the Docker environment.
* **Given** future CI/CD requirements, **When** the monorepo structure is established with the Expo app, **Then** it should facilitate a single pipeline capable of building, testing, and deploying both web and mobile artifacts.
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User Story: As a developer, I want to integrate the Expo mobile application into the existing
cloud-readermonorepo, so that mobile and web development efforts are unified and streamlined.Acceptance Criteria:
cloud-readerrepository is a monorepo containingbackendandfrontenddirectories for a web application, When the Expo mobile application is integrated, Then a new directory namedmobileshall be created at the monorepo root (/mobile).mobiledirectory is created, When the Expo app is scaffolded within it, Then it shall include standard Expo project files (package.json,App.js, etc.) and conform to a clean project structure.frontendandmobile, Then a common configuration mechanism (e.g., shared utility package, dotenv setup) shall be implemented to avoid duplication.packages/shareddirectory will be created to house platform-agnostic code, and bothfrontendandmobileapplications shall consume these shared components.package.jsonat the root of the monorepo, When the Expo app is added, Then the rootpackage.jsonshall be updated to include scripts for managing the Expo app (e.g.,start:mobile,install:mobile) and workspace configurations if applicable (e.g., Lerna, Yarn Workspaces).backend,frontend, andmobileapplications effectively.mobileapp, Then it shall reuse or align with the API client patterns established in thefrontendapplication to ensure consistency.docker-compose.ymlfile shall be reviewed and updated if necessary to support the development and testing of the mobile application's backend interactions within the Docker environment.