Cathay is an iOS assignment while applying to ShopBack at Singapore.
We're applying some keys:
- MVVM architecture.
- Reactive programming by RxSwift & RxCocoa.
- Applying Coordinator pattern by RxFlow for App's navigations.
- Implementing UI by SwiftUI.
- Carthage dependency manager.
Feel free to contribute to make this open-source project become better for everyone who love reactive programming & MVVM architecture.
- Building the base project by MVVM architecture.
- Adding the Carthage dependency manager & all needed dependencies.
- Implementing all needed ViewModels.
- Writing Unit Tests for ViewModels.
- Implementing repository.
- Adding the Mock datas & mock services.
- Implementing the Coordinator by RxFlow.
- Implementing Views by SwiftUI.
- Implementing repository by real API services from TheMovieDB.
- Supporting an entry point from deep link by RxFlow.
- Supporting multi schemes for mock & real services.
- Using Swinject/SwinjectStoryboard for depenencies injection.
- Support showing code coverage by Danger.
- Showing code coverage locally by Slather.
We're using the Carthage dependency manager instead of Cocoapods to speed up the build time.
We've written a script to let you get started easier. Please go to the root folder of project then run this script at terminal:
$ sh ./setup.sh
Now, take a cup of coffee! Sometime the terminal may ask you something to finish the process, feel free to take a look.
We separate main Application to 2 main components: Application & Domain
Where we're applying the MVVM architecture to isolate the main business logics from other resources.
Where we're implementing the dependency for resource requests such as: repository, caching, etc. In this demonstration project, we only implement the Repository here.
Apple has introduced StoryBoard & Segue to navigate between screens. It's suitable for small App by MVC architecture. It's a strong recommendation to apply the Coordinator idea to MVVM architecture by reactive programming. We're using the RxFlow to manage the navigation.
We're applying the SwiftUI to implement the UI for all screens.
We're using the Slather to show the code coverage by a html page. To see it, just run this script at the terminal:
$ sh ./viewCodeCoverageReport.sh
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