I kept running into version issues working on the camera modules for use in the ID scanner, and without changing like every file in the app, I don't think that I would be able to resolve them, so I'm just going to leave that for next team. With a couple of days, I think I could get it working, but Mike, our client, wants us to submit it for review to the app store and play store as soon as possible so that we have a chance to fix any glaring issues that they might reject it for. The save/load functionality is still in the same place, and I feel about the same way about it as I do about the scanner, in that I could probably get it within a few days, but I can't due to time constraints. If we would have figured out how to actually run and test the app before midterms we might be in a better position, but at least the new search functionality works and the UI has been updated. The jury is still out on whether or not we get the login working, but I have pretty high hopes. Tomorrow I plan on figuring out the process for submitting it for review and doing that, but that shouldn't be too bad.
During the majority of the time for the first few months on this project, our team was stuck on attempting to get ReactNative to work on all of our machines. Following the readme from the previous team did not help, as it led to a link to the ReactNative Get Started page, which gave very few instructions and no help with troubleshooting problems. Attempts at getting the latest version of the code to work proved futile, and eventually, we were just at a standstill. The only thing we were able to do at that time was look for other solutions, and to read through the code and figure out what is going on inside of it all. Most of my time was spent working on ReactNative with an Android emulator on Android Studio, however it never ended up working. Later on, Brady found out a workaround by using the Lite version of the code, which did not have the latest updates, but it allowed us to work with the project. Another change that had to be made to accommodate us was that we were using an older...
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