hardikamal / iossampleapp

Sample iOS app demonstrating Coordinators, Dependency Injection, MVVM, Binding

iOS Sample App

Sample iOS app written the way I write iOS apps because I cannot share the app I currently work on.

Shown concepts

Architecture concepts

• Coordinators
• Dependency Injection
• MVVM
• Data Binding
• Dependencies management

Other concepts

• Localization to 2 languages with safer string usage and checking for missing translations
• Continuous integration with Github Actions
• Unit testing, including testing view controllers for leaks
• Using (multiple) Storyboards just as glorified XIBs
• Creating a view controller in code when Storyboard cannot be used
• Using static UITableView cells in a typed way with enums
• Image literals
• Automated AppStore screenshots taking in multiple languages
• Adding custom reactive properties
• Basic Dark mode support

Getting started

Prerequisites

• XCode 11.1+
• Carthage
• SwiftGen
• SwifLint (optional)
• Fastlane (optional)

Bootstraping the project

To get started with the project run

sh support/bootstrap.sh` 

to install Carthage, SwifLint, SwiftGen, Fastlane and build all the Carthage dependencies.

If you already have Carthage installed and do not want or need the other tools, just run carthage bootstrap --platform iOS in the Sources directory to build all the Carthage dependencies.

This need to be done just once for the initial setup.

Built With

• RxSwift - Reactive Programming in Swift
• RxSwiftExt - A collection of Rx operators & tools not found in the core RxSwift distribution
• Swinject - Dependency injection framework for Swift
• SwinjectStoryboard - Swinject extension for automatic dependency injection via Storyboard
• Reusable - A Swift mixin for reusing views easily and in a type-safe way
• Nuke - A powerful image loading and caching system
• RxNuke - RxSwift extensions for Nuke
• FeedKit - An RSS, Atom and JSON Feed parser written in Swift
• CRToast - A modern iOS toast view that can fit your notification needs
• SpecLeaks - Unit Tests Memory Leaks in Swift. Write readable tests for mem leaks easily with these Quick and Nimble extensions
• Quick - The Swift (and Objective-C) testing framework
• Nimble - A Matcher Framework for Swift and Objective-C

Author

Igor Kulman - [email protected]

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details