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VelvetVibe is a iOS application built with SwiftUI, aiming to provide users with a smooth and visually captivating shopping journey.
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Fetches products data from https://dummyjson.com/products
- Xcode 17.0
- The app does not use any third-party frameworks:
- No third party used
- The app has a launch screen suitable for the app:
- Has Launch Screen View, File name "LaunchView"
- All features in the app should be completed:
- Unfinished feature are in different branch
- The app has at least one screen with a list using a view of your choice (List, Grid, ScrollView etc):
- I used these view in AllProductView, CheckoutView
- This list should appear in a tab view with at least two tabs:
- My app has 5 tab View
- Each item in the list should contain (at minimum) a name, a subtitle or description, and an image of the item:
- User can see item name, description and Image, File Name AllProductView
- Tapping an item in this list should navigate (NavigationStack) to a detail view: This should show the same data in the list item with some further details such as a longer description, bigger picture, price, or a Buy/Order button:
- File Name DetailProductView
- Include enough items to ensure that the user has to scroll the list to see all the items in it:
- Scroll the list to see all the products and categories
- The app has one or more network calls using URLSession to download/upload data related to the core tasks of the app:
- Completed, NetworkStore
- The app handles all typical errors related to network calls — including server error response codes and no network connection — and keeps the user informed:
- Covered all the error of network calls. File Name: ErrorView
- The app uses at least one way to save data: user defaults, plist, file, or keychain:
- Saved data by using Filemanager to save the order, card, wishlist data in json file. CartViewModel, OrderViewModel, WishlistViewModel
- The app uses Swift Modern Concurrency, async/await, and MainActor appropriately to keep slow-running tasks off the main thread and to update the UI on the main thread. No dispatch queues or completion handlers:
- Completed
- The app communicates to the user whenever data is missing or empty, the reason for that condition — for example, data cannot be loaded, or the user hasn’t created any — and the action the user should perform to move forward. The app should have no blank screens, and the user should never feel “lost”:
- Completed
- Views work for landscape and portrait orientations for the full range of iPhone sizes, including iPhone SE 2:
- Working in both orientations
- Views work for both light and dark modes: working in light and dark mode:
- Completed
- There are no obvious UI issues, like UI components overlapping or running off the screen:
- Completed
- Project source files are organized in folders such as Views, Models, Networking etc:
- Completed
- View components are abstracted into separate Views and source files:
- Completed
- The project uses MVVM architecture: The Model includes at least one ObservableObject with at least one Published value that at least one view subscribes to. Networking code is in a Service struct or class that can be instantiated by an ObservableObject:
- App used MVVM architecture
- The project utilizes SwiftLint with Kodeco’s configuration file:
- SwiftLint with Kodeco’s configuration file. Followed https://github.com/kodecocodes/swift-style-guide/blob/main/SWIFTLINT.markdown instructions. There are three Switlint comments: safe to force unwrapped,as the value are present.
- The app builds without Warnings or Errors:
- Builds without error
- The project has a test plan including both UI and unit tests, with a minimum of 50% code coverage, and all tests succeed. Make sure your test plan is in your repo:
- Code coverage above 60%
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- A custom app icon:
- App has custom icon
- An onboarding screen:
- Completed
- A custom display name:
- Display Name: VelvetVibe
- At least one SwiftUI animation:
- Have two SwiftUI animation
