Afternoon Project - NOC List

Greetings agent. Your mission is a top priority for the agency. Please read below for further info.

Our undercover agents in Eastern Europe are in trouble. The NOC list (Non-official cover) has been leaked and we need our directors to have quick access to the information so we can try to mitigate the damage. Some of the agents on the list have an access level that makes them privy to very sensitive information. We need an application that will present the NOC list's information in a quickly digestable format. Our top agents have been working on it, but we need this done ASAP and you've proven yourself to be quite capable of a quick turnaround.

The Director herself has given you access to all the agency's resources to complete this mission. We're counting on you agent.

Here is the complete NOC List. This information is classified at the highest levels, so guard it very carefully.

• coverName: "Ethan Hunt", realName: "Tom Cruise", accessLevel: 8, compromised: true
• coverName: "Jim Phelps", realName: "Jon Voight", accessLevel: 9, compromised: false
• coverName: "Claire Phelps", realName: "Emmanuelle Beart", accessLevel: 5, compromised: false
• coverName: "Eugene Kittridge", realName: "Henry Czerny", accessLevel: 10, compromised: true
• coverName: "Franz Krieger", realName: "Jean Reno", accessLevel: 4, compromised: false
• coverName: "Luther Stickell", realName: "Ving Rhames", accessLevel: 4, compromised: false
• coverName: "Sarah Davies", realName: "Kristin Scott Thomas", accessLevel: 5, compromised: true
• coverName: "Max RotGrab", realName: "Vanessa Redgrave", accessLevel: 4, compromised: false
• coverName: "Hannah Williams", realName: "Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė", accessLevel: 5, compromised: true
• coverName: "Jack Harmon", realName: "Emilio Estevez", accessLevel: 6, compromised: true
• coverName: "Frank Barnes", realName: "Dale Dye", accessLevel: 9, compromised: false

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Objectives

After completing this assignment, you should...

• be able to use a UITableViewController to show a simple list of elements
• be able to pass data from one view controller to another through the segue
• understand the differences between prototype cell styles
• gain procificiency in grouping like data together into a structure that can be easily moved around inside the application through the use of tuples.

Required Features

Storyboard Tasks

• The table view cell prototype should display two labels. One on the left of the cell and one on the right. Look for a built in prototype that displays data this way.
• The table view cell prototype should have a disclosure indicator
• The table view cell prototype should have its reuse identifier set (hint: this should match the identifier set in cellForRowAtIndexPath)
• The table view prototype cell should segue to the detail view. This should "show" the detail view.
• The detail view should have a custom class name of "AgentDetailViewController". Be sure to set the custom class of the view you create in the storyboard by clicking on the view and opening the identity inspector, then typing in the name of the class in the custom class field. You can confirm this worked by looking at the title of the view in the storyboard canvas afterwards. It should match the name of the class.
• The detail view should have 3 labels
  • A label in the upper left corner that displays the agent's cover name
  • A label 10 pts below the cover name label that displays the agent's real name
  • A label in the upper right corner of the view says "Level".
  • Another label just below the level label that displays the agent's actual access level.
  • These labels (except for the one that says "level") should be connected to their appropriate IBOutlet properties in the AgentDetailViewController class.

Code Tasks

In NOCListTableViewController.swift

1. Create a property at the top of the class called agents. It should be a private var and the data type is Array with member elements of the following type: (coverName: String, realName: String, accessLevel: Int, compromised: Bool).
2. In the function viewDidLoad, add the following:
   • Set the title of the view to "Agents" (the view has a property called title that can be set to a string)
   • call the function loadNOCList() (this function does not yet exist, but will be created in the next step)
3. Create a private function at the bottom of your class called loadNOCList().
   • Inside the function, create a tuple for each agent and store each one in its own let constant.
   • Once all the tuples are created and stored in their respective constants, add them to the array agents you created previously at the top of the class.
4. In the numberOfRowsInSection method, return the count of the agents array so the appropriate number of cells is generated.
5. In the cellForRowAt method:
   • add the cell reuse identifier string to the call to dequeue a cell. It can be found by going to the storyboard and clicking on the cell prototype and looking in the attributes inspector.
   • Fetch a single agent from the array of agents. Use the indexPath object to determine which agent should be fetched.
   • Using the cell you dequeued at the top of the function, set the textLabel and detailTextLabel with the agent's coverName and realName respectively.
   • To change the cell color, use the state of the agent's compromised property. If they are compromised, change the cell's background with the following:
     • cell.backgroundColor = UIColor(hue: 0, saturation: 0.4, brightness: 0.9, alpha: 1.0)
   • If the agent isn't compromised, set the background to white. You can just use .white like so:
     • cell.backgroundColor = .white
   • Lastly, make sure the cell object is being returned.
6. Add a function in the data source section called titleForFooterInSection. You should be able to just type the name into Xcode and allow it to complete the function signature for you. Once you see the right one appearing in the list of results, just press [enter] to let it stub out the method.
7. Inside the above function you just added, return a string that includes interpolation. See the string below:
   • "\(compromisedCount()) agents compromised"
   • The above string will call the function referenced within \() and once it returns an answer, that answer will be converted to a string and placed in the position where the interpolation is within the larger string.
8. At this point, the app should be runnable and should display the agents in a tableview. Run the app in the simulator to make sure the app's featureset is stable.
9. Create a new Cocoa Touch class that inherits from UIViewController called AgentDetailViewController.
10. Create 3 IBOutlet properties:
    • coverNameLabel
    • realNameLabel
    • accessLevelLabel
11. Create an agent property of the following type:
    • (coverName: String, realName: String, accessLevel: Int, compromised: Bool)
    • Notice this is the same type as the members of the agents array in the other view controller.
12. In the viewDidLoad method:
    • set the text properties of the three outlets to their respective values from the agent property.
    • If the agent is compromised, change the background of the view to the same red color you used in the tableview cell.
      • view.backgroundColor =
13. Storyboard Task: Be sure to go back to your storyboard and set the custom class of the detail view to the name of this view controller. To do that, click on the detail view in the storyboard, open the identity inspector, and enter the detail view controller's class name in the "custom class" field.
14. Storyboard Task: Also wire up your 3 IBOutlet properties to their respective labels in the detail view.