🤖 See Android version here: https://github.com/rygelouv/Tanga
Here is our latest major additions:
- Implement Protected Actions by @rygelouv #25
- Tanga Account Deletion by @rygelouv in #17
- Implemented support for Push Notifications by @rygelouv in #15
- Implemented Apple Sign in by @rygelouv in #11
- Added RevenueCat and implement support for subscription purchases by @rygelouv in #9
- Build summary Audio Player by @rygelouv in #7
The other projects can be found here:
- TestFlight testing
- App Store submission
This project uses pre-commit Git hooks to enforce code quality.
Before your first build, run:
mkdir -p ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserScripts/
cp scripts/check-hooks.sh ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserScripts/
chmod +x ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserScripts/check-hooks.shThe setup above is needed for linting setup. It is broadly explained in this article: https://medium.com/@rygel/swiftlint-on-autopilot-in-xcode-enforce-code-conventions-with-git-pre-commit-hooks-and-automation-52c5eb4d5454
Tanga follows an MVVM architectural pattern in the implementation of most features. We use an observable ViewModel that emits variations of state elements. We also use a repository pattern on the data layer to access firebase firestore resources. Note: some decision and aspect of the code and implementations could look a bit strange to pure iOS engineers because the main developer working on Tanga (me Rygel) has strong Kotlin/Android background. Feel free to prvovide feedback
Tanga relies almost entirely on Firebase for its infrastructure. We use Firebase for:
- Authentication
- Firestore Database
- Analytics
- Crashlytics Error Tracking
- Remote Config for feature flags
- Performance Monitoring
- Messaging for push notifications
- Storage for images and other files such as audio and graphics
We also use Sentry for extra error tracking and monitoring (not added yet). We use RevenueCat for in-app purchases and subscriptions.
We have left out many things since we are focusing on the MVP and getting the app out on the store to keep up wiht Android on a product standpoint.
- Add Unit tests
- Run unit tests in CI build
- Add full iOS build on Github Action workflow
- Add SwiftLint and/or other static code analysic tool
- Add SonarCloud
- Add dependabot
- Add Codecov for test coverage tracking - minor
- Add git hooks that run linting on each commit/push
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