This demo project showcases the setup of the SwiftUI framework with the Clean MVVM architecture.
- The app's UI is entirely built with SwiftUI.
- CoreData is used for saving and managing data.
- It dynamically fetches and updates the Pokémon catalog from the cloud.
- Combine is used for handling network interactions.
- The whole design is focused on scalability for future growth.
The project is organized into these groups:
- Data: Handles saving and loading local data with CoreData.
- Helpers: Contains useful methods, constants, and extensions that can be reused across the app.
- Models: Manages the core functionality and business logic.
- Network: Responsible for getting data from the server.
- ViewModels: Bridges the gap between the app’s logic and the user interface.
- Views: Focuses on displaying data to users.
The app supports both dark and light modes, automatically adjusting to match the user’s preferences. Here are the main screens for each display mode:
Just like the original Pokédex, it gives you detailed profiles and stats for every Pokémon, covering their types, abilities, evolution stages, base stats, and more:
Code released under the MIT license. This means you're welcome to use, modify, and distribute the code, provided the original license and copyright notice are included.
