[WIP] Adds minimal boilerplate

[DevanB]

Please test to verify all is working!

[marktani]

Running the app results in errors

Unhandled (in react-apollo:Apollo(Home)) Error: Network error: Network request failed

[DevanB]

@marktani

This error is nasty and really should be handled in a more graceful way, but is being debated over in the react-apollo ticket (#604)

In the meantime, it seems you didn't have the server running.

This leads me to propose that we make sure the start script starts up possibly nodemon to start up the Expo packager and the server.

Thoughts?

[marktani]

I definitely had the server running, but I can't say if I started the app first. Is that a problem?

[DevanB]

Did you possibly start the server after seeing the error? I can reproduce the error by: 1. Starting the Expo packager (`yarn start`) 2. Opening the iOS simulator 3. See the error Then I can fix it by: 1. Starting the server (`yarn start` in the server directory) 2. Pressing Reload (or `command + R` in the simulator)

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[marktani]

Thanks I'll try that again 🙂

For the record, I am using a real Android device, if that makes a difference.

[DevanB]

Nope, you should still see the same errors I was seeing! We should maintain this repo in the manner that we assume any user is using either/or iOS and/or Android :)

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[DevanB]

Hmm, updated the Expo and the server locally tonight, and am seeing the same problem again. I now know that the problem is a network error, but haven't tracked down why the ApolloClient can't talk with the server when they are both running...