recycle.io is a web application designed to make recycling easier and more accessible for everyone. Developed with React.js, the app offers valuable information on proper recycling techniques and helps users locate nearby recycling centers.
With recycle.io, users can learn about the proper disposal methods for different types of waste and access a map that shows the nearest recycling centers. The app also features a personal recycling history tracker, achievements for sustainable actions, and tips on reducing environmental impact.
Whether you're an experienced recycler or new to the practice, recycle.io can help you take steps toward a more sustainable future.
Proper Recycling Techniques: recycle.io provides valuable information on the correct disposal methods for different types of waste, making it easy for users to recycle properly.
Interactive Map: The app features an interactive map that shows the nearest recycling points, so users can easily locate places to dispose of their waste. Personal Recycling History: With recycle.io, users can keep track of their personal recycling history, making it easy to see their progress and track their impact on the environment.
Achievements and Awards: The app rewards users for their environmental contributions with achievements and awards, encouraging sustainable actions and making recycling more engaging.
Environmental Tips: recycle.io also offers helpful tips for reducing environmental impact, empowering users to make a positive change in their daily lives.
To install and run the application, follow these steps:
Clone the GitHub repository to your local machine.
Install the dependencies with "npm install" or "yarn install".
Start the application with "expo start" or "npm start".
Contributions to the recycle.io API are welcome! To contribute:
- Fork this repository.
- Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
- Commit your changes with clear commit messages.
- Push your changes to your fork.
- Submit a pull request.
The recycle.io API is open source software licensed under the MIT license.# recycle.io