This is my implementation of the assignment for the Sr. iOS Engineer position at Tiqets.

The app is built using Swift, SwiftUI & Combine.

The app is built using an MVVM architecture, where Models & other controllers (business logic) are nested in separate targets (Core & Networking). This enforces separation of duties & helps mitigate code-spaghettification, but also allows for reuse in other projects.

Contains most UseCases and their implementations, as well as mocks for testing & debugging. Conform to the assignment, I've included a use case for providing the current Date, which is hard-coded to the 1st of June 2021 in Mock implementations (used as default for demonstration purposes).

Contains the config files for API requests as well as mocks for testing & debugging, and is built on top of my own, open-source, networking package Netswift. It's an opinionated framework I've built myself over the last couple of years and have used in my own apps as well as at OneFit, which allows me to be very structured but flexible when it comes to implemented an app's networking layer.

The app has a top-level Tab View for Offerings & Favorites. It also supports Light & Dark themes.

The app opens on the Offerings tab by default.

At first, there are no favorites, but the user can easily add & remove them.

Tapping an exhibition/venue opens a modal details page where more information can be seen at a glance.

Can either be done directly from the listing by tapping the heart-icon or the dedicated button in the details page.

This will cause the Favorites tab to update accordingly.

The app is built to handle errors & asynchronous data flows.

You can try this for yourself by un-commenting the specific Composition roots I have left in the SceneDelegate.