An easy-to-use app called Library Manager assists book lovers in managing their library and future purchases and reading plans. The user can view the list of books in three different ways: Library, Wishlist, and Queue, or they can simply add a new book using a special form. The fact that a single item can be moved between segments in an ordered manner makes the program simple to use. You can swipe a book that has already been purchased into the reading queue, mark a queued book as read, or simply move a book from your wishlist and put it in your library.
I was motivated to make this application so that I could practice SwiftUI and gain more familiarity with The Composable Architecture. TCA enables developers to create screens more quickly and test them more simply.
Users can sync lists as long as the app is installed on their device because I picked CoreData as a persistent layer.
When the app is launched for the first time, your library starts empty. To see the full experience, you can load a predefined list of books. Simply search the shouldFetchPredefinedList property in the project and set its value as needed.