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README.md
Freehand App developed by ErEduGilMor: Ernesto Ortiz, Eduardo Santin, Gilberto Cancel, Mortimez Ojeda
Viewing the project: The Freehand app is not currently published in stores. The quickest way to run and view the app without running the Expo CLI is by accessing this address: https://expo.dev/@freehand/freehand. If the link is opened on pc browser a QR code and a URL is provided to run the Freehand app on your mobile device. If the link is opened on a mobile browser the option “Open with Expo Go” will appear instead.
Requirements: Node.js LTS release Expo CLI (npm i -g expo-cli) Android Studio/Xcode/Expo Go application
Running the project using the provided code: 1.Create an empty directory 2.Enter the created directory and Git clone the Freehand repo, git clone -b Freehand https://git.ccom.uprrp.edu/ccorrada/ErEduGilMor.git 4.Run npm install to install all the necessary depencies to run Freehand. 5.Create an Expo account at https://expo.dev/ 6.Run the expo login command to log in to your Expo account. 7.Run the expo start command to start the Expo CLI. 8.Run the android or ios commands to start up your simulator. As a provided alternative, you can also scan the provided QR code to launch the application on the Expo Go App.