Aircall - iOS Technical test

Summary

Purpose of this test is to show how you develop and structure your code.

To do so, you will build a small Aircall iOS app from scratch.

While it can be fun to test new frameworks/tools we remember you the objective is to evaluate your skills and reasoning.

General rules

• Use the architecture you prefer
• Use any library you want
• Use SwiftUI
• Your app need to be compatible with iOS n-1
  • for instance if iOS17 is the latest available version, your app need to support iOS16+

Things you need to implement

1. Display a list of calls page
2. Click on call from the list will redirect to call details page
3. You should be able to archive a call from List and Details page
   • Archived calls will no longer be visible from list of calls

List of calls	Call details

Where to focus

1. We will pay attention on the architecture of your app
2. We favour simple maintainable code over over-engineering
3. The quality of your tests
4. The clarity and documentation of your code
5. Try to follow the screens design. No need for pixel perfect just match the essence.

API documentation

Routes

Here is the API address: https://aircall-job.herokuapp.com.

As you can see, it's hosted on a free Heroku server, which means that the first time you will fetch the API, it will take few seconds to answer.

Service	Method	URL
Activity Feed	GET	https://aircall-job.herokuapp.com/activities
Retrieve a Specific call	GET	https://aircall-job.herokuapp.com/activities/:id
Update a call*	POST	https://aircall-job.herokuapp.com/activities/:id
Reset all calls to initial state (useful after archiving)	GET	https://aircall-job.herokuapp.com/reset

* Only updatable field is is_archived (bool)

Call object

• id - unique ID of call
• created_at - creation date
• direction - inbound or outbound call
• from - caller's number
• to - callee's number
• via - Aircall number used for the call
• duration - duration of a call (in seconds)
• is_archived - call is archived or not
• call_type - can be a missed, answered or voicemail call.

Date

Webservice dates are using iso 8601 format (yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ).

Submission instructions

Neither fork the project nor submit a pull request. When your project is done send us a zip by mail.

Don't forget to include a README file with the following:

• A brief outline of the architecture of your app
• Explain why you decided to use each third party libraries
• What was the most difficult part of the challenge?
• Estimate your percentage of completion and how much time you would need to finish

Need help?

Don't hesitate to ask any question regarding the test at ios@aircall.io