kickstarter / ios-oss
Kickstarter for iOS. Bring new ideas to life, anywhere.
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Crawler viewWelcome to Kickstarter’s open source iOS app! Come on in, take your shoes off, stay a while—explore how Kickstarter’s native squad has built and continues to build the app. We’ve also open sourced our Android app, and read more about our journey to open source here. Getting Started • Install Xcode. We currently support XCode 14.3 Swift 5.8. • Clone this repository. * To provide a mock version that serves up hard-coded data immediately, set = . Some fun things to explore If you’re just looking for a quick glance at a few things we’re particularly proud of, look no further: • The snapshots directory in each feature folder of together holds nearly 600 screenshots of various screens in every language, device and edge-case state that we like to make sure stays true. For example, a backer viewing a project in Japanese here , or a creator looking at their dashboard in German and on an iPad here. • We use view models as a lightweight way to isolate side effects and embrace a functional core. We write these as a pure mapping of input signals to output signals, and test them heavily, including tests for localization, accessibility and event tracking. Testing the project • Run all tests from the command line by running . • Run an individual scheme's tests by selecting that scheme in Xcode and hitting CMD+U. Documentation While we’re at it, why not share our docs? Check out the native docs we have written so far for more documentation. Dependencies We make heavy use of the following projects, and so it can be helpful to be familiar with them: 1st party • Prelude: Foundation of types and functions we feel are missing from the Swift standard library. • ReactiveExtensions: A collection of operators we like to add to ReactiveCocoa. Built on top of ReactiveSwift. 3rd party • AlamofireImage • SnapshotTesting • Apollo • Stripe • KingFisher • SwiftSoup • Facebook • Firebase • Appboy • PerimeterX Notices for 3rd party libraries in this repository are contained in . Contributing We intend for this project to be an educational resource: we are excited to share our wins, mistakes, and methodology of iOS development as we work in the open. Our primary focus is to continue improving the app for our users in line with our roadmap. The best way to submit feedback and report bugs is to open a GitHub issue. Please be sure to include your operating system, device, version number, and steps to reproduce reported bugs. Keep in mind that all participants will be expected to follow our code of conduct. Code of Conduct We aim to share our knowledge and findings as we work daily to improve our product, for our community, in a safe and open space. We work as we live, as kind and considerate human beings who learn and grow from giving and receiving positive, constructive feedback. We reserve the right to delete or ban any behavior violating this base foundation of respect. Find this interesting? We do too, and we’re hiring! License