This project is an implementation of the Swift Composable Architecture (TCA) following the comprehensive tutorial provided by Point-Free. TCA is a framework built to manage state in Swift applications in a predictable, understandable, and testable manner. It leverages Swift's powerful features to enable easy composition, modularity, and scalability.
- State Management: Demonstrates managing the state of the application using TCA's state-driven approach.
- Effects: Showcases how side effects are handled within the architecture, allowing for actions to be dispatched in response to external events.
- Reducers: Utilizes reducers to describe how the state changes in response to actions, encapsulating the business logic of the app.
- Testing: Includes tests that demonstrate how to write unit tests for the composable architecture, ensuring that state changes and effects are as expected.
By going through the tutorial and for this project, you will learn about:
- The core concepts of TCA, including state, actions, effects, and reducers.
- How to structure an app using TCA to improve maintainability and testability.
- Techniques for handling side effects in a controlled manner.
- Best practices for testing TCA applications, ensuring your app behaves correctly under various conditions.
To run this project, you need to have Xcode installed on your Mac. Follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/coletoncodes/ComposableArch-Example.git- Open this project:
open ComposableArch-Example.xcodeproj- Build and run the project (⌘R).
- Thanks to Point-Free for providing an excellent tutorial on the Swift Composable Architecture.
- This project is based on their Meet the Composable Architecture tutorial.