TheCalendarApp

Installation

Dependencies in this project are provided via Cocoapods. Please install all dependecies with

pod install

Remember to place youself inside the TheCalendarApp folder via terminal first.

High Level Layers

MVP-C Concepts

• View - delegates user interaction events to the Presenter and displays data passed by the Presenter
  • All UIViewController, UIView, UITableViewCell subclasses belong to the View layer
  • It shouldn't contain any complex logic.
• Presenter - contains the presentation logic and tells the View what to present
  • Usually we have one Presenter per scene (view controller)
  • It doesn't reference the concrete type of the View, but rather it references the View protocol that is implemented usually by a UIViewController subclass
  • It should be a plain Swift class and not reference any iOS framework classes - this makes it easier to reuse it maybe in a macOS application
  • It should be covered by Unit Tests
• Configurator - injects the dependency object graph into the scene (view controller)
• Coordinator - contains navigation / flow logic from one scene to another
  • Tt might be referred to as a FlowCoordinator
  • It should be referenced only by the Presenter.

TheCalendarApp Details

• Unit Tests are missing at the moment.
• Code comments can be found in several classes highlighting different design decisions or referencing followup resources
• The project structure tries to follow clean code concept that can be found in the references section

Useful Resources

MVP

• [iOS Swift : MVP Architecture] (https://saad-eloulladi.medium.com/ios-swift-mvp-architecture-pattern-a2b0c2d310a3)

Coordinator pattern

• [iOS : Coordinator pattern in Swift] (https://saad-eloulladi.medium.com/ios-coordinator-pattern-in-swift-39a15aa3b01b)

Clean code

• [What is Clean Code ?] (https://garywoodfine.com/what-is-clean-code/)