jonhenshaw/cointracker

Open-Source mobile app for tracking cryptocurrency market data

cointracker's Issues

Create dockerfile

A dockerfile is needed to make this app easier to run

Add validation to login screen

Add simple validation to the log-in screen so that a user cannot log-in with blank values.

Fix TS warnings in server.ts

There are currently TS warnings in server.ts. Lets clean these up.

Add ability to sort coin list

On the Main screen, add an ability to to sort the list by the table headers

Add concept of a Portfolio & Favorite Coins

I would like each user to be able to store their favorite coins and coins that are in their portfolio. See other coin tracking apps for example

Create mechanism for storing login data

Currently the login functionality is a bit useless. Explore possible options for storing login data either locally on the user's device, or on a database server.

Migrate from NPM to Yarn

NPM was used by default when setting up with expo-cli, but I believe it will be best to migrate to Yarn

Add thumbnail images to News page

The News page would look a bit better with thumbnail images next to the article titles. These images may or may not be given by the Crypto Panic API. If not, consider checking out the Coin Gecko API.

Add ability to toggle sort and show toggle state for table with coins

User should be able to toggle the sort to switch between lowest <-> highest, a <-> z.

Icon should be added next to header to show which state sorting is.

Suggested icon could be something similar to: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/sort_107144

Fix dependabot alerts

https://github.com/jonhenshaw/Cointracker/security/dependabot

Remove hardcoded API address for loginUser()

Currently, the API address being fetched in LoginScreen.loginUser() has my local IP address hardcoded. The same IP is used in server/server.ts as well.

async function loginUser(credentials: LoginCredentials) {
  var token = fetch('http://10.0.0.115:8080/login', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    },
    body: JSON.stringify(credentials)
  }).then(data => data.json())

  return await token;
}

Instead, server.ts should log the actual IP address it is being ran on, and loginUser() should fetch the correct address, not one that is hardcoded.