My very own iOS template used to kick-start a new project.
It's main dependencies are :
- Swift 5
- Cocoapods
- RSwift
- Fastlane
As of 2020, my patterns of preferences are a loose combination of MVC with MVVM. Some core components are already provided to avoid boilerplate, and allow fast prototyping.
Helpdul class to define all your text styles and use them throughout the app, for consistency.
Define your errors here.
Want to store data in the UserDefaults? This is where to do it.
Useful when using an icon font within the app. I usually use services like Icomoon.
Services are subclasses of ApplicationService. Each of them are directly tied to the app lifecycle, which can be helpful for multiple use-cases.
By default, you'll find the following services :
- LogService
- LocalDataService
- ThemService
- AnalyticsService
- RoutingService
Some core classes are provided :
- CoreNVC
- CoreVC
- GenericTableVC
GenericTableVC class is the heart of this project. Create a subclass, provide View-Models subclasses of GenericTableCellVM to its datasource and you'll implement any screen with ease, reusability and consistency.
Just building and running the project will show you an example of this class in actions, using the components described in the following section.
There are a some available Views by default :
- TableSeparatorCell
- TabelStepperCell
- TableSwitchCell
- TableFieldCell
- TableSimpleCell
- TableActionCell
Each of those can handle multiple configurations and can also be customized in their Storyboard instances.
You can of course create your own View and its backing View-Model to inject it directly into a GenericTableVC datasource as long as they inherit from GenericTableCell and GenericTableCellVM respectively.