CheckExpirationDate database classes now pull directly from the government database.
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Branch Name
issue_341_foodkeeper_api_heroku_support
Related Issues
Issue #341 (closed)
Description
The database classes have been modified to pull directly from the government database instead of using the deprecated Heroku API. Also, the "description" column in the "category" database table has been removed, since it was just a concatenation of the other 2 pre-existing columns.
Steps to Test
- Click the "Check Expiration Date" button on the main screen after opening the app.
- Once the database has finished loading, use the App Inspector to verify that the database has been loaded correctly.
- If not, use the Device File Explorer in Android Studio to delete data/data/edu.ncc.nest.nestapp/databases/Nest.db
- Repeat steps 1 and 2.