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my online assessment test for my job application at tawk.to.

Primary LanguageSwift

Gitt

Gitt is a project, an online assessment test, as part of my job application at Tawkto.

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Accomplished Requirements

  • Swift 5.1
  • User list in code.
  • Profile viewer in IB.
  • Dark Mode support.
  • All media are cached.
  • MVVM + RxSwift architecture.
  • Programmatically made UI.
  • No internet handling + Auto retry.
  • Pagination with spinner.
  • Shimmer/Skeleton.
  • Exponential Backoff.
  • Result types in networking.
  • Codables.
  • Search.
  • Started Unit UI Test.
  • Invert every 4th avatar.
  • Limit to 1 request.
  • Coredata / Offline mode.
  • Coredata save background | Main context for reading data.
  • UI Tests
  • Unit Tests

TODOS

  • Coordinator (still studying)

Tech Stacks

The project was built using Xcode 11.3, Swift 5.0. Dependencies are managed by Cocoapods.

MVVM is the architectural pattern used together with RxSwift to maximize the utilization of the said pattern.

Adding Coordinator is in TODOS.

Unit Tests and UI Tests were started using the Apple's vanilla XCTest and XCUITest test frameworks.

NON TECHNICAL PART

This part of the document contains instructions on how to build and run the project iSearch

Getting Started

You'll need the following software installed on your mac machine.

  1. Xcode - You can download it from the App Store on your mac.

Downloading the source codes

Download the project is pretty straight forward. Find the GREEN button that says Clone Or Download, and you're good to go.

Clone or download

Building the project

Build and running the project on to your simulator is easy. Make sure you are using .xcworkspace (white icon) and NOT .xcodeproject (blue icon). There's a difference between these two project files.

Now click on the PLAY button in your Xcode. Or simple press CMD + R to run the project on to your selected simulator or device. When running the project on to your real device, you will need to setup some certificates on your local machine.

TestFlight

Inviting an internal user (a user under your Apple Developer Account) is quite not simple. I wrote before a wiki for this: A Thorough Guide In Testing Apps Via TestFlight For Clients, Bosses, and Testers.

Support | Contact

Should there be questions or any discussions, you may contact me: https://www.glennvon.com/