Name: Build a Brain Computer App with React Native (Part 5) - Live Coding with Jesse
Uploaded: 2020-03-28T16:57:28.000Z
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I want to get this app submitted to the APP store today and I'd love to do it while I'm on the stream s o I think city.

So if you can hear me, put some in the chat.

Ah, but let me know otherwise I'm gonna get started.

I see is a lot of people in the chat saying hello.

So hey, everybody, just a quick Ah, quick intro.

We've been working on this app for This is the fifth livestream.

It looks like you can hear me for some reason.

My video preview in the like the stream settings panel is saying the videos private, which is really odd since obviously you are in the chat.

All right, so we've been working on this app for five live streams now, and, um, we are using we're connecting a react native app that's built with Expo with a brain computer interface called the Notion by a startup company called Know Rossi, and we've successfully connected it so that it measures we wear this device.

And when we dropped below a certain level, the screen changes to read and it makes a device vibrate.

So just really kind of like bare essential functionality.

And now I want to actually put it out there so we can test it on devices.

Eso We had a lot to do before we can put it out there.

And I've been going over some of the documentation just so that I have some idea of this process.

This is my very first time actually publishing.

So I've I've made a few APS that that definitely work, and I can run on devices, but I've never actually going through the step of putting it out to the APP store.

And there's a few extra things you need to do to get your app from working too publishable.

I'm gonna set a, um, timer and here on one of my other screens.

And when that timer goes off so it's going to 25 minutes when the timer goes off, I'm gonna go over to the live chat.

I'm just gonna focus on doing the work for about 25 minutes, and then I'm gonna go the Shatt answer as many questions as I can.

So feel free to ask as many questions as you want in the chat.

I will get to them and you keep it, keep it positive and try to keep the spam down.

We've had a lot of, ah, people spamming the chat.

And by that I mean, um, they're just they keep saying the same things over and over again or just typing in a bunch of nonsense over and over again.

It makes it really hard to read the chat for everybody watching.

If I see that you're doing that, then I will, um, stop you from being in the chat.

So, uh, I really I won't even mention anything.

Like I'm just gonna stop you from, you know, chats.

Um, there's not going to really be a warning.

Especially if you get a lot of people in the stream like we have right now.

So, um, if it gets too bad, I might have a moderator.

But really, it's it's never been a problem before.

I mean, we've done, like, literally hundreds of streams, and it's only been the last few streams.

So obviously any type of, like, bad language or, you know, saying mean things to each other, stuff like that, you're gonna be out of the chat.

If you want to try to follow along, this project is on Get hub.

I believe I put a link in the description to the code on Get helps.

I'm also gonna be on, um, the, uh on expo.

So their documentation let me put the link to the docks that I'm using in the chat.

So I got a lot of these windows open for things that we need to do, and so I'm gonna be jumping around a little bit, but This is where I started at the link.

So we're starting with, um, deploying the app.

So from deploying the app, I believe I went to distributing or deploying.

Yeah, this is the distributing, so we need to create native builds.

I told you it's gonna be a lot of jumping around here.

The docks for Expo are actually really good, but it's there's a lot of steps here.

Uh, so we we've I believe we do have the expo cli installer.

Um, already which Actually, Aiken, let me double check that now, uh, make sure having a stone.

I know I have installed in one of my machines, actually might not have it on this one, so you might need to do that.

Uh, let's make some space here, because we're gonna be in the in the terminal a bit more than normal, so I want to see All right, it looks like yeah, we have this installed, Otherwise we wouldn't be getting all of this stuff, so yeah, I believe the OFHIS Expo now, it says for Windows users, we need to have, um, wsl enabled.

So, this step, if you're on a Mac or if you're on Lennox, you probably won't need to do this step.

If you're on Windows, you need to do this step.

We do install the windows, uh, subsystem for Lennox, so I'll make this a bit bigger.

So we need to copy this and run it in power show as an admin.

So let's tryto open Windows Power Show and let's see if we can run his administrator.

I don't know how to make it make the text bigger, but I'm just copying and pasting what I just got out of this window on the right hand side and enable windows optional feature.

All right, so it looks like it's doing something here.

Do you want to restart a computer to complete operation now.

It looks like we're gonna have to restart.

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