both Android and Ios platform app access without downloading the app download expo-client app throught playstore on your mobile device and scan the QR code from this website https://expo.io/@khushalt10/TwitterApp
This is mini version of mobile twitter app where you can post, see a tweet with aws authentication.
To run the code on your machine
1.Clone the repository 2.npm install in both backend and quicksell folder 3.since backend is already hosted but to run on your localhost run command - node/nodemon index.js 4.to run frontend cd to quicksell folder and run command - npm start 4.then you will get QR code on browser which you can scan in expo app and run the code in development mode 5.remember to change the backend to your ip address and quicksell/app/config/setting.js
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