TheMovieManager

iOS client app for theMovieDB api. It allows users to login using their theMovieDB credentials.

An authenticated user can search for movies, view the movie poster, add to his/her watchlist and add to his/her favorites list.

Screenshots

Implementation

Main Entry Point into the app

• SceneDelegate.swift file scene(_ scene: UIScene, willConnectTo session: UISceneSession, options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions)
• It determines the appropriate root viewcontroller to display.
• LoginViewController if the user is not logged in and the UITabViewController if the user is logged in

Features

• CoreData: stores user favorite and watchlist movies, implemented in Services/DataController.swift
• Model/TheMovieManager.xcdatamodeld holds the CoreData model with the following fields,
• id: Int32 - The movie id
• title: String - The title of the movie
• favorite: Boolean - Indicates if the movie has been added to favorites list
• watchlist: Boolean - Indicates if the movie has been added to watchlist
• posterPath: String - The poster image path, which is being resolved in Constants.swift to https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w500/$path
• releaseDate: Date - The date the movie was released

• UserDefaults: stores the sessionId credential for theMovieDB API, implemented in Services/Auth.swift

• Alamofire: HTTP networking library
• The router is set up in Mode/TMDB Client/TMDBRouter.swift
• The api client is set up in Mode/TMDB Client/TMDBClient.swift

• Kingfisher: library for downloading and caching movie poster images
• Used in MovieDetailViewController.swift to load the poster image

How to build

• Ensure you have CocoaPods installed

pod install

• Open TheMovieManager.xcworkspace in Xcode

• Update your moviedb API key in Model/Constants.swift

• Run the app

Requirements

• Xcode 12
• Swift 5

Dependencies

• CoreData - for storing user favorite and watchlist movies
• Alamofire - for making API networking calls
• Kingfisher - for downloading and caching movie poster images

License

MIT