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Assignment 6 - Camera or Location

In this assignment your app needs to do the following:

• Have a simple UI
• Your UI should be user-friendly. Every feature should have a purpose, and it should be clear to users how they can interact with each feature.
• Do one of the following:
• Launch the camera to get a photo
  • Photo should then be added to the simple UI
  • There is no need to store more than one instance of an image, but it is recommended that you render a list of all the images taken in your UI.
  • If you choose this option, the image_picker plugin will be useful.
• Use location services on the device
  • Current location should be updated in the simple UI as it changes. This can be kept as a string representation of the location.
  • It isn't required to put the location on a map, but if you plan to use location in your project, this would be a good stretch goal to attempt here.
  • If you choose this option, the geolocator plugin will be useful.

As long as your app does those tasks you will get credit for this assignment.

The goal of Assignment 6 is to give you experience working with the camera or location services on a device. There are special installation and usage instructions for working with these features on a device (such as adding permissions). Your Final Project needs to leverage the fact it is on a device with access to internet, camera, or location services, so this assignment will help you prepare for the Final Project.

Note: Currently, you are not able to use the camera on web (you may open up files on the web, but you cannot use the camera, which is required for this assignment)

Getting Graded

After completing Option 1 or Option 2, remember to submit your code to the assignment6 branch!

Option 1 - Android APK

Create a new APK for this assignment by running the flutter clean command, and then running the flutter build apk command. For more detailed instructions on creating and locating an APK, refer back to the instructions in Assignment 1.

When you have your APK, move it to the root directory of your GIT repo that you were given to turn in assignments for this class. You must only have one APK in your root directory (remember, each assignment should be submitted to a unique branch, so you can overwrite any previous APKs). Do not use Android Studio or VSCode to manage your VCS/Repo as it may screw up the repo. So for this assignment you should have a directory that looks like the following:

/ ...app-release.apk ...AssignmentProject/ ......android/ ......ios/ ......web/ ......lib/ ......pubspec.yaml ......(Rest of App Files)

(Alternatively) Option 2 - Web URL

/ ...web.md ...AssignmentProject/ ......android/ ......ios/ ......lib/ ......web/ ......pubspec.yaml ......(Rest of firebase App Files) In your web.md file you should have a web URL for your assignment hosted online.

Now submit your code to the assignment6 branch on GitLab:

bash git checkout -b assignment6 #create branch and switch to it git add -A #add all git commit -m "Assignment 6 Submission" #Commit changes to branch git push origin assignment6 #Push code up to assignment6 branch on remote

Make sure your branch is exactly named assignment6 matching the case, spacing, etc as my grading script will only pull your submission if it matches exactly.

If you plan on making multiple updates to the code on this branch, you can include the --set-upstream option when you push the code (i.e. git push --set-upstream origin assignment6) -- this adds an upstream (tracking) reference so that, any time you push or pull from this branch in the future, you can simply use git push or git pull, without specifying the remote and branch.

If you would like to merge your assignment6 branch with your main branch, you can run the following commands: bash git checkout main #switch to the main branch git merge assignment6 #join the development history from the assignment6 branch with the current (main) branch git push origin main #push the assignment6 history up to the main branch on the remote