By the Tinkle Thinkers

Rest in That Room™

Everyone has been through the pain of having to use a subpar restroom. It always goes the same way: I walk in, have one look at the bathroom, and think "Dang, I should have gone somewhere else. But what's the point? I'm already here". But NO MORE! Now, with this app, and the help of all who contribute ratings, I will finally be able to rest in that room.

Rate, review, and discover public restrooms on the go! The purpose of this app is to help you find just the right restroom for your needs. You can also report on restrooms that you have visited, including rating each one up to 5 stars on the following metrics:

• Baby Changing Station
• Bidet
• Ease of Access
• Feminine Hygiene Products
• Hand-Drying Options
• Smell
• Toilet Paper Quality
• Wheelchair Accessibility

There is a map screen where you can freely pan around and see what's near you. This is great for when you need to find something quick!

If you want to be more careful about where you go, there is a "Near Me" screen that lets you more easily compare features and reviews of nearby restrooms.

If you're having a hard time finding the one for you, check out the "Options" screen, where you can apply filters for what you see in either of the other screens.

Login Screen	Map Screen	Reviews Popup

Review Screen	Nearby Screen	Options Screen

• git clone https://github.com/pgattic/ratemybowl && cd ratemybowl
• Ensure a Supabase backend is prepared, can copy the contents of schema.sql into it for correct initialization (or just build local version, see Backend Modes).
• Add Supabase auth keys to .env file at root of repo, containing the keys SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_KEY, and DATABASE_PASSWORD (if using Supabase backend)

• nix develop

This will provide a dev shell with a preconfigured Android emulator and system image, Flutter, Android SDK and cmdline-tools, and more. Thanks to PlayXDead for his awesome example flake, off of which ours is based (Reddit post).

• Follow the Windows instructions in the Flutter Get Started documentation

• Follow the MacOS instructions in the Flutter Get Started documentation

The app can be compiled to run against either Supabase or a fully offline SQLite database. By default Supabase is used, but you can swap backends at compile time with the USE_SUPABASE flag:

# For normal (Supabase) version
flutter run
flutter build apk # Android build

# For local-only (SQLite) version
flutter run --dart-define=USE_SUPABASE=false
flutter build apk --dart-define=USE_SUPABASE=false

When USE_SUPABASE=false, the app boots a local SQLite database that mirrors the schema defined in schema.sql, seeds a few default restrooms, and includes a demo account ([email protected] / Password123). You can sign up for additional offline accounts and everything (reviews, new restrooms, auth state) is stored locally so it works without a network connection.

Before making any pull requests to master, ensure that you are able to run flutter clean and flutter run without any compilation issues or instant crashes. Thank you!