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An example application built with Typhoon dependency injection framework.
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Typhoon-example
An example application built with Typhoon.
- Looking for a Swift sample application? We have one here.
Features:
- Returns weather reports from a remote cloud service
- Caches weather reports locally, for later off-line use.
- Stores (creates, reads, updates deletes) the cities that the user is interested in receiving reports for.
- Can use metric or imperial units.
- Displays a different theme (background image, colors, etc) on each run.
NB: The free weather API that we were using no longer includes forecast information, so this won't be displayed in the app until we find an alternative. The concepts remain the same.
Running the sample:
- Clone this repository, open the Xcode project in your favorite IDE, and run it. It'll say you need an API key.
- Get an API key from http://developer.worldweatheronline.com.
- Using your API key, set the application configuration.
- Run the App in the simulator or on your device. Look up the weather in your town, and put a jacket on, if you need to (Ha!). Now, proceed to the exercises below.
Exercises
- Study the core components, view controllers and themes. Notice how the framework allows you to group related components together. Notice how dependency injection allows for centralized configuration, at the same time as using aggressive memory management. (With default prototype-scope, components will go away whenever they're not being used).
- Study the test cases. Imagine that you needed to use one service URL for integration tests and another for production. How would you do it?
- Imagine that you decided to save the list of cities that the user wants to get reports for to iCloud, instead of locally on the device. Notice how you'd only need to change one line of code to supply your new implementation in place of the old one. And you'd be able to reuse the existing test cases.
- Imagine that you'd like to integrate with other weather data providers, and let the user choose at runtime. How would you do it?
- Try writing the same Application without dependency injection. What would the code look like?
The App
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