Avoid boilerplate code using this templates that helps you to have a VIPER architecture through your modules.
VIPER is one of the most popular iOS architectures that helps you to create a scalable and maintainable source code.
VIPER is designed using SOLID principles.
I didn't want to get deep on this topic, if you are here I am almost sure you have some knowledge about it, anyway, if you want to have a short summary even where to find more information, take a look to this post, that talks about this template and the origin of it.
The name just add a new letter that will couple the Interfaces on one single file.
To install I-VIPER templates, run:
make install_templatesTo uninstall I-VIPER templates, run:
make uninstall_templatesYou can have a modules folder on your project to organize your modules, inside just create a new File, go to I-VIPER and select Module there you can easily create a new module.
Select your subclassing for your ViewController and decide if you need an Entity for it.
I-VIPER will create your module inside a folder root module with the name given on your module
I suggest you to don't use spaces in your module names.
Unfortunately the folders are added as references, if you want to add them as groups, just remove the module created, but just remove the reference, then, add new files to your project or just drag and drop the module folder from finder and select create group folders.
- Mastering the VIPER architecture | The.Swift.Dev.
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