I am using apollo iOS to connect to my golang graphql server that is running on aws. The golang graphql is using gqlgen and is connected to a postgreSQL database which is also on aws.
The design of this application is not mine, it is from a design created on dribbble. The login/register screen design and the map view design are mine.
The login screen is fairly straight forward the username and password textfields are used as the input to the graphql login mutation.
- Display a message if the login was not successful.
First, I get the coordinates of one location (usually the location of the user) then I fetch all the shops from the backend server and cache to data to be later used in the shopCards.
Second, I sort the shop data by distance by default then reload the tableview.
Last, I setup the tabbar at the bottom so that it displays which bar we are on.
- Connect the tabbar items to their respective screens.
- Make the search bar work.
- add additional filters.
This was the toughest screen to make and the messiest because there are a lot of parts to it. It contains two collection views, two views that are clickable, and a few labels and buttons. One view navigates to a tableview screen and the other is an actionsheet which should be converted to a tableview but for this project since we don't have a lot of barbers I thought it was best to create an actionsheet for all barbers at a shop.
- Try adding a tabbar at the bottom if it doesn't look good remove it.
- Refactor the code because it is all over the place.
- Add navigation to another screen when the appointment is successfully created.
