Aggregor combines other news and social feeds into one infinite-scrolling page. The user can view and manage multiple personal news feeds.

This project mainly served as a learning experience and proof of concept for a fully cross-platform react app i.e. the same code-base is used on the desktop browser, mobile browser, android, and ios.

See the Aggregor server source

Visit the web app: aggregor.now.sh

1. Install node v8.x.x
2. Install adb (comes with Android Studio)
3. $ git clone https://github.com/wyattades/aggregor_app.git
4. $ cd aggregor_app
5. $ npm install

1. Start android emulator or plug in android device
2. $ npm run android
3. If another command prompt doesn't open automatically: $ npm start
4. Reload development environment

1. $ npm run dev
2. Open localhost:8080 in your web browser

• Android: npm run android-prod
• Web: npm run build

• If you want to lint the javascript while editing, install an eslint plugin
• A babel parser may be required for es6 syntax

• React Native and React Native Web: allowed for cross-platform React code
• React Router: IMO all-around best navigator for React on any platform
• Redux: app state manager
• Immutable.js: used allongside Redux to make state immutable
• Sass (.scss): Css but with variables, nested classes, and more
• ejs (.ejs): simple HTML templating language
• webpack: asset and code bundler for the web