This is a learning-focused iOS project designed to demonstrate modern iOS development practices, with a strong focus on architecture, work with an API, state management, concurrency, and dependency injection.
The project prioritizes engineering decisions and code structure over UI polish or feature completeness.
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- FirebaseAuth — user authentication.
- FirebaseFirestore — storing users with their data.
- SwiftUI (iOS 17+)
- Observation framework (@Observable macro)
- Modern Concurrency (async / await, structured / unstructured concurrency)
- Feature-based MVVM
- Data Layer with Repository Pattern
- Dependency Injection / DIP
- Protocol-oriented design
- Apple Translation API (iOS 18)
- UserNotifications
The project is organized around feature-based modules, each containing its own View, ViewModel, and domain logic.
- Keeps dependencies explicit
- Improves scalability and testability
- Increase productivity in the development team
A dedicated Data layer abstracts all data sources behind repositories.
- Data access is defined via protocols
- ViewModels depend on abstractions, not implementations
- Firebase and system APIs are fully decoupled from the UI layer
This design aligns with DIP and enables easy replacement or mocking of data sources.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You are free to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the software.