This is the Unibook Textbook Exchange platform. It consists of a iOS client written in Objective-C and Server written in JavaScript (NodeJS).
The Server uses a non-SQL database - MongoDB and Redis-data store. The config file for the password to DB can be found at Server/config.js
It is recommended that you use a server acting as a reverse-proxy (such as Nginx). The server is written so that it is scalable. You can run multiple instances in the background.
The iOS client is not the strength of this project. I have to confess that I am not an expert in making the User Interface work with all sizes of the iPhones.
I used Flurry to collect App performance data such as the number of Unique Visitors. You can delete Flurry from the AppDelegate.m and AppDelegate.h meanwhile removing the flurry library from the project.
The code is released under the MIT license. Have fun.
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