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This Swift Package is the backend for a project that I have abandoned called FinanceFlow, and written in Vapor. This project was abandoned due to the expensive costs of Plaid, but the original app was to replace an existing budgeting application that I use on an almost daily basis, EveryDollar

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Overview

This Swift Package is the backend for a project that I have abandoned called FinanceFlow, and written in Vapor.

This project was abandoned due to the expensive costs of Plaid, but the original app was to replace an existing budgeting application that I use on an almost daily basis, EveryDollar

Features:

  • Simple User Authentication via email & password
  • Fetch banking institutions via Plaid API
  • Fetch Transactions for connected banking institutions via Plaid API
  • Upload budget and budget items to save in a Postgres Database

Technical Overview:

  • Utilized best security practices for User Authentication with protected routes for unauthenticated user's.
  • Robust error handling and unit tests on all routes
  • Dependency Injection with Factory
  • FFAPI that contains the networking code, network models, and exposes a simple interface for communicating to the backend.

Further Discussion:

Overall this is a solid start to a full-stack application, and was built by me after going through a Vapor Udemy course. I learned a lot about databases, building a robust BFF (backend for front end), and enjoyed the ability to reuse the code and share the models that can be consumed by the host application.

I look back on this project often, and will most likely use Vapor for my future needs as it pairs really well with iOS apps.

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This Swift Package is the backend for a project that I have abandoned called FinanceFlow, and written in Vapor. This project was abandoned due to the expensive costs of Plaid, but the original app was to replace an existing budgeting application that I use on an almost daily basis, EveryDollar

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