The frontend to the comma connect progressive web app. This a react app using Create React App

• Install pnpm: https://pnpm.io/installation
• Install dependencies: pnpm install
• Start dev server: pnpm start

If you don't have a comma device, connect has a demo mode with some example drives. This should allow for testing most functionality except for interactions with the device, such as getting the car battery voltage.

• Use best practices
• Write test cases
• Keep files small and clean
• Use branches / pull requests to isolate work. Don't do work that can't be merged quickly, find ways to break it up

There's a ton of them, but these are worth mentioning because they sort of affect everything.

• React - Object oriented components with basic lifecycle callbacks rendered by state and prop changes.
• Redux - Sane formal global scope. This is not a replacement for component state, which is the best way to store local component level variables and trigger re-renders. Redux state is for global state that many unrelated components care about. No free-form editing, only specific pre-defined actions. Redux DevTools can be very helpful.
• @material-ui - Lots of fully featured highly customizable components for building the UIs with. Theming system with global and per-component overrides of any CSS values.
• react-router-redux - the newer one, 5.x.... Mindlessly simple routing with convenient global access due to redux