Small app for a coding challenge in SWIFT 4 EDIT: Updated to Swift 5
iForget is written in Swift ~> 5.0.
iOS Target: ~> 10.3
Initially Built in Xcode 10 - Currently will build in Xcode 12.3
Project uses Storyboards
Developed for the iPhone (iPhone 5 ~> current model)
Architecture: MCV Pattern
Frontend: iOS
Backend: Nil
BlueSky uses Cocoapods. Make sure you have Cocoapods installed.
Pods are included in the repo so you only need to clone the project and open the .xcworkspace
You'll need to get and change a couple of keys in the apps config file. The keys you need are: an IOS Google Maps API key (Google Developers Console) & an Open Weather Maps API key (https://openweathermap.org/api).
- Check out the Coding Assignment PDF for functionality specifics.
- Use a UITableViewController to display weather information of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane as start.
- Provide a way to add more cities using another modal view controller which includes a search functionality to find a city by name or location.
- City IDs - Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are: 4163971, 2147714, 2174003
- Each cell should display at least two pieces of info: Name of city on the left, temperature on the right.
- Weather should be automatically updated periodically.
- Use Storyboard and Autolayouts.
- It is fine to use 3rd party libraries via CocoaPods or by other means.
- Use an activity indicator to provide some feedback to user while waiting for network response.
- Allow user to tap on a cell to open a new “Detail view”, to show more information about the city such as current weather summary, min and max temperature, humidity, etc.
- Try to use table view or collection view to display details.
- In the “Detail view”, implement animations to enhance the user experience.
- Support all different dimensions of the devices.
- Support landscape and portrait view together
Frameworks and third party librarys include:
UIKit
Alamofire
AlamofireImage
GoogleMaps