Pit Stop

A local-only vehicle maintenance tracker. Log fuel, track odometer, get warned before parts go overdue — across as many vehicles as you own. No accounts, no backend, no cloud.

Built with Expo Router, React Native, and SQLite.

Features

• Multi-vehicle — track every car, bike, or scooter in one place.
• Parts & service intervals — set an interval (km) per part; the home screen flags anything overdue or due-soon (within 500 km).
• Mileage calculator — fuel logs power lifetime and last-5-fill averages. Returns precise numbers once you have two full-tank entries; estimated before that.
• Fuel & odometer log — quick-entry modal with a "Filled to full" switch (on by default) so partial fills don't break the math.
• Offline-first — all data lives in on-device SQLite. Nothing leaves the phone.

Getting started

bun install
bun run start

Then open the app on:

• Android (bun run android)
• iOS (bun run ios)
• Web (bun run web)

Development

# Type check
npx tsc --noEmit

# Lint
bun run lint

# Tests
bun run test
npx jest __tests__/mileage.test.ts   # single file

Project layout

src/
  app/          expo-router screens (index, vehicles, vehicles/[id], modals)
  db/           SQLite migrations + repository functions (vehicles, parts, fuelLogs)
  utils/        pure logic (partStatus, mileage) — unit-tested
  components/   shared UI (ModalSheet, AddSheet wizard, AppTabs)
  constants/    theme (dark-only palette)
__tests__/      jest specs for the pure-logic utils

Path alias @/ maps to src/. Migrations run on every DB open via SQLiteProvider's onInit.

Architecture notes

• No global state library. Each screen runs its own DB queries inside useFocusEffect and re-fetches on focus. Modals trigger refresh through onSaved callbacks.
• Repositories, not classes. Files in src/db/ are plain async functions taking db: SQLiteDatabase as the first arg.
• Pure logic stays pure. src/utils/ has no React and no I/O — data in, data out — which is why it's the only thing under test.
• Dark theme only. Colors.light is aliased to Colors.dark for backward compat with components that index by scheme.
• Web overrides. Files with .web.tsx / .web.ts suffixes shadow their native counterparts on web.