CocktailShaker-App/Readme-EN.md

CocktailShaker App

Project in the context of the event Content Exploitation Models and their Implementation in Mobile Systems under Dr. Jürgen Nützel

Warning

The project is not commercial. It is just a report of a private event. All the information, resources or brand names found in the text or appearing in the photos are provided for information and demonstration purposes only. Any types of direct or indirect marketing are not assumed. The authors of the project warn about the damage alcohol does and don't take any responsibility for a result of the use of any content posted. All the cocktail recipes are for information only. No food bloggers, bartenders or programmers were harmed in the making of this project.

Contribution

• the (CocktailDB)[https://www.thecocktaildb.com/] API; you can add your own API Key
• Cocktails: International Bartenders Association (Teijo)
• Cocktailpictures
• Glasses
• Library for Apps Ionic
• JS Framework Vue
• cross-platform compability Capacitor

Develop locally

1. download the installer](https://nodejs.org/) for Node LTS
2. install the ionic CLI globally: npm install -g ionic
3. clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/wieerwill/cocktailshaker-app.git
4. move to folder cd cocktailshaker-app
5. run npm install from the project root
6. run ionic serve in a terminal from the project root
7. follow the link in the console to view the app in the browser or smartphone

Deploy

To deploy everything to a production-ready app, run this command:

ionic build

This will build and update all files in the dist/ folder

Build general

1. update the Capacitor config after each standard build process: ionic cap copy
2. sync Capacitor builds after each new Plugin or huge code change: ionic cap sync

• Android build
  1. you need Android SDK.
     • the easiest way on a Mac is homebrew: brew install android-sdk
     • on Linux you can use the package manager: sudo apt-get install android-sdk or via
     • Flatpak or
     • Snap
  2. open the app in your AndroidStudio ionic cap open android
  3. to publish the app you need to sign it. For local testing, a sample file is available at

     cp android/signing/keystore.properties.example
     

  4. you may need to adjust the value of storeFile for your platform

     storeFile=~/.android/debug.keystore
     

• iOS build open in XCode ionic cap open ios

License

The project runs under the MIT licence.