sublimate

Sublimate: Ridiculously fast full stack Swift prototyping with Vapor and Sourcery

Quick start:

• install Sourcery, Vapor and CocoaPods

  brew install cocoapods
  brew install sourcery
  brew install vapor/tap/vapor

• clone Sublimate repo

  $ git clone https://github.com/gabrielepalma/sublimate.git

• edit the file Demo.swift in Sourcery/Models:
  • add new frost models as you see fit.
  • if implements FrozenModel, it will be public and won't require any authentication
  • if implements OwnedFrozenModel, it will be private, matched to the user and require authentication
  • the primary keys will be added automatically.
  • only Int, Double and String field types are currently supported
• run Sourcery: from the repository root run

  $ sourcery

• create the Vapor project: from SublimateVapor folder run

  $ vapor xcode

• open the Vapor project and run it
• download CocoaPods dependencies: from SublimateClient folder run

  $ pod install

• open the Client workspace and run it on simulator

Features

The project provides:

On server:

• fluent models for Vapor generated from the frost models provided
• appropriate GET, POST and DELETE routes for CRUD operation on models
• middlewares for the routes requiring authentication
• authentication logic based on Refresh/Access dichotomy and JWT tokens.

On client:

• network clients and related DTOs based on PromiseKit
• an offline-first synchronization framework (SublimateSync) based on RxSwift and Realm.
• a mock UI (SublimateUI) to be used as a demo/test application
• an authentication client, manager and view controller, including automatic refresh of the access token

The resulting mock UI is ready to run, demonstrating authentication, synchronization and (randomized) CRUD operations.

Coming next

• customizable User Profile
• support for image upload (via multipart POST requests) and download (with cache and arbitrary thumbnail resizing)