denissimon/iOS-MVVM-Clean-Architecture
This system is an image search application that allows users to search for images and retrieve hot tags using the Flickr API. It implements a Clean Architecture with distinct UI, domain, and data layers, supporting both UIKit and SwiftUI interfaces. The application features local caching of search results via SQLite and manages navigation through a coordinator pattern.
52.4
Adequate · 4 August 2026
3.9k
lines of production code
Swift
primary language
1
bus factor · 2 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2020–2023 · Clean Architecture and Swift Concurrency migration
The project underwent a comprehensive architectural refactoring to adopt Clean Architecture, separating UI, domain, and data layers while introducing Swift Concurrency for asynchronous operations. This period also established robust project configuration, including Xcode workspace and scheme setups, alongside the implementation of a FlowCoordinator for navigation management.
7 changes
2024 · architecture modernization and feature expansion
The codebase underwent a significant architectural shift to support both UIKit and SwiftUI, introducing a modern async/await network layer and a new SQLite-based persistence system. This period also expanded functionality with Flickr API integration, domain use cases, and comprehensive unit testing for the new components.
20 changes
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