Overview
Download this repo and continue working on this not finished code base.
Create an additional view written in Swift that lets users create a new Mimo account or lets user login with their existing Mimo account.
- You won't be judged on the visual design at all; the only metric is your code.
- Part of this coding challenge is to read the documentation for the APIs provided to you.
- Use Git to track your changes and upload your Git repo either on GitHub or Bitbucket to share it with us.
- Make your first commit, once you start and commit regularly.
All of the authentication is done via Auth0
- Auth0 Domain:
mimo-test.auth0.com - Auth0 Client ID:
PAn11swGbMAVXVDbSCpnITx5Utsxz1co - Auth0 Connection Name:
Username-Password-Authentication
Authentication VC
- The VC should contain two fields: One for the email address and one for the password.
- If the email doesn't exist upon login, display an error message stating that the account doesn't exist.
- If the email exists upon signup, display an error message stating that the account already exists.
- After the login / signup, show the SettingsViewController.
- Don't use any external library to handle the authentication for you. (Networking libraries like Alamofire are allowed!)
Relevant Auth0 API: Link_1
Link_2
Use openid profile email for the scope parameter
Additional tasks
- The existing SettingsViewController should display the email address of the user. Get this info from the JWT that you receive.
- If the user activates the dark mode (switch in settings), inverse all colors: foreground color should be white, and background color should be black for the entire screen. Use SettingsViewController.swift to make these changes.
- Save the dark mode state, so it persists if the user closes and reopens the app.
- Log out should bring you back to the authentication view controller.
- If you're brave enough, also display the Gravatar picture associated with the email address instead of the default image.
- If the user isn't logged in or the JWT is expired, show an error message instead of the SettingsViewController.