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Web / Discover: This project allows user's to find new shows or movies to watch! The inspiration behind this was the many times I was finding something to watch, but getting many options from Streaming services that I did not have, or that were not available in the country I was visiting. See it in action on the Discover page: https://reelist.app/discover Current Abilities:

  • Find a specific show or movie
  • Discover shows by region, by Streaming service, by Genre, or by video "type"

Tools: React Tailwind Mobx Docker Data Source: TMDB

Mobile: This project allows users to mark the shows they have watched, find shows or movies; create lists of shows and share them with friends, join a list, see public lists, see the estimated progress of the list, and keep each other up to date with what has been watched, hopefully to help facilitate discussions about episodes as well. Current Abilities:

  • Find a specific show or movie
  • Create a list of shows and movies for friends to see
  • Mark individual episodes of shows as watched
  • Shared watched status with friends
  • Discover shows by region, by Streaming service, by Genre, or by video "type"
  • Get notifications when a list item has been added or removed
  • Get notifications when a list item has been watched

Tools: React Native Nativebase Mobx Data Source: TMDB Supabase

Reelist Codebase This is a mono repo powered by NX for web and mobile where the lib/ folder is shared between the mobile and server projects. Both projects are initiated using Inversify to easily instantiate any platform specific tools (like storage).

Tools: NX Inversify

This readme is powered by https://stackedit.io/app

Supabase: Supabase cli docs

Funding

This project receives no funding at all. This is 100% a passion project with no expected revenue, not even in coffee form.

Getting started

clone the project, and run yarn install in the root directory

yarn prep will ensure that the secrets file exists and has some base (useless) values; actual values can be received from project owners (or go create your own)

Mobile:

yarn mobile:start this should boot up the react native setup and allow you to run via android or ios

Website:

yarn server:start this will start up a next js instance on the localhost (dev:4200 staging:3001)

Available Scripts

This project uses NX to handle building and bundling. Using the Visual Studio Code plugin is the best way to interact with nx

Creating a new Library

Creating a new library "examples" can be done by running
nx generate library examples --appProject=apps/mobile --importPath=@reelist/examples --directory=libs

Import aliases

Mobile:

Imports like import Example from '@reelist/Example' are handled by tsconfig files, either through tsconfig.base or through tsconfig.lib or tsconfig.app

because mobile and server handles their own version of ~/*, we need to copy the custom import paths used in the tsconfig.base.json into our tsconfig.app.json

Currently; this maps directly to any directory in the src directory: Example: /apps/mobile/src/feature/FeatureExample would be mapped to ~/feature/FeatureExample

Libraries:

Each library should have its own import alias: libs/apis should be @reelist/apis, this allows all the projects (including the libraries) to follow the same import structure

Misc

Building the project

Android:

Previous: builds could be started through the nx console, or manually running nx run mobile:build-android (with the optional --apk flag)

Current: Due to some forced hermes issues, this command can only be run manually from /reelist: ENTRY_FILE="../../src/main.tsx" nx run mobile:build-android
Build output locations are

  • apk: apps/mobile/android/app/build/outputs/apk/release
  • aab: apps/mobile/android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release

Server:

To run locally, yarn nx run server:deploy-prod-local should stop your local docker, create a new build, and begin running the new docker instance

If your new docker server fails use docker logs $(docker ps -aqf "ancestor=reelist-server") to see the logs of the crashed server

flowchart TB
  subgraph Formatters
    TmdbPartialVideo .-> Video
    Video
  end

  subgraph TMDB api
    subgraph by_id_Api
      /tv/id
      /movie/id
    end

    subgraph DiscoverApi
      /discover/tv
      /discover/movie

    end

    subgraph SearchApi
      /search/multi
    end

    SearchApi --> TmdbPartialVideo
    DiscoverApi --> TmdbPartialVideo
    by_id_Api .-> TmdbPartialVideo
  end

  subgraph Screens
    subgraph Mobile
      direction TB
      DiscoverScreen --> DiscoverApi
      DiscoverScreen --> SearchApi
      VideoListScreen .-> by_id_Api
      Bookmarks/TrackingScreen .-> by_id_Api
    end
    subgraph Web
      /discover --> DiscoverApi
      /discover --> SearchApi
      /discover/id .-> by_id_Api
    end
  end
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