In the Images
folder, you'll find PDFs of all the graphical assets as well as the .afdesign
files from the program we created them with, Affinity Designer. We use Font Awesome to ensure a consistent design language across the website and app.
The Issue Manager
folder contains the Xcode project and all its associated files.
- Dependencies are managed using Git submodules (contained within the
Carthage
folder because they were initially checked out with Carthage), some of which require Git LFS. - The
Libraries
folder contains tiny libraries that are so small we decided to just copy them over and manage them ourselves, as well as adjusting some of the code. - The
Back End
folder contains the (platform-agnostic) back-end code which the front end is built around.Objects
contains all the objects used for local storage and/or defined in the API, encoded/decoded in communicating with the server.Storage
contains the repository object, which manages the local data store.Concrete Requests
contains the concrete representations of the API endpoints, as well as exposing mechanisms to use them.Extensions
contains extensions of existing types to simplify code using them elsewhere.
- The
Issue Manager
folder contains the (iOS-specific) front-end code, along with the assets and storyboards. The code is grouped by scene, so e.g. you'll find all code for the construction site list scene in theConstruction Site List
folder.Common
contains views and other objects that are used throughout multiple scenes.Generated
contains code generated by swiftgen to improve localization code and make it checkable at compile time.Extensions
contains almost exclusively extensions of existing types to simplify code using them elsewhere.