BitTicker is an application help tracking crypto coins prices from different exchanges
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- Swift 4.2
- Xcode 10.1
- Cocoapods 1.5.3
- Minimun iOS version: 12.1
- Starscream: Starscream is a conforming WebSocket (RFC 6455) client library in Swift.
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References:
Basically, there is a protocol/contracts file for each scene in the app. This file defines the interaction between each layer as follows:
- View - Presenter: protocols to notify changes and to inject information to the UI.
- Presenter - Interactor: protocols to request / receive information to / from the interactor.
- Presenter - Router: protocol to define the transitions between scenes
Another important point is because using of protocols it's really easy to define mocks views/presenters/interactors/routers for testing.
// View / Presenter
protocol LoginView: class {
var presenter: LoginPresentation! { get set }
func showLogingView()
func showTickerView()
func showAlert(title: String, message: String)
func showLoaderView(show: Bool)
}
protocol LoginPresentation: class {
var view: LoginView? { get set }
var interactor: LoginInteractorInput? { get set }
var router: LoginWireframe! { get set }
func didClickLoginButton(withEmail email: String, andPassword password: String)
func didClickRegisterButton(withEmail email: String, andPassword password: String)
func showPairsList()
}
// Presenter to interactor
protocol LoginInteractorInput: class {
var presenter: LoginInteractorOutput? {get set}
func loginUser(email: String, password: String)
func registerUser(email: String, password: String)
}
// Interactor to presenter
protocol LoginInteractorOutput: class {
func succeed()
func failed(error: String)
}
// Router
protocol LoginWireframe: class {
var viewController: UIViewController? { get set }
static func assembleModule() -> UIViewController
func presentPairsList()
}Data model for this project is very simple. It represent single ticker data structure.
// Entity
struct Ticker {
var tickerId: String
var lastPrice: Double
var lowestAsk: Double
var higestAsk: Double
var percent24: Double
var higestTrade24: Double
var lowestTrade24: Double
var isFrozen: Bool
}The project is using Poloniex WebSocket, documentation can be found here.
The app is using subscribe and unsubscribe methods to ticker updates for all currency pairs.
Subscription example:
{ "command": "subscribe", "channel": 1002 }
Subsequent messages are ticker updates.
[ <id>, null, [ <currency pair id>, "<last trade price>", "<lowest ask>", "<highest bid>", "<percent change in last 24 hours>", "<base currency volume in last 24 hours>", "<quote currency volume in last 24 hours>", <is frozen>, "<highest trade price in last 24 hours>", "<lowest trade price in last 24 hours>" ], ... ]
For example:
[ 1002, null, [ 149, "382.98901522", "381.99755898", "379.41296309", "-0.04312950", "14969820.94951828", "38859.58435407", 0, "412.25844455", "364.56122072" ] ]
Used to manage the reachability. In this case I would like to notify a little issue related with the simulator. It seems Xcode has an issue with the simulator because if you try to turn off the wifi and turning on again, the observer for the state change is not triggering. It's working 100% fine in a real device
The assets were create in SketchApp. The .sketch is included in the repository here
You can contact me using my email: jordanov.ivan@gmai.com
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