tuan188/RxCleanArchitecture
This system is an iOS application built on a Clean Architecture pattern, utilizing RxSwift for reactive programming and Core Data for local persistence. It provides a complete user interface for managing users, repositories, and products, featuring paginated lists, carousels, and form validation. The codebase includes extensive unit and integration tests covering domain use cases, view models, and UI components.
49.9
Weak · 4 August 2026
7.4k
lines of production code
Swift
primary language
1
bus factor · 2 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · CleanArchitecture initialization
This period focused on establishing the foundational structure of the CleanArchitecture project, including the Xcode workspace, Core Data setup, and key UI components like the Main and Login screens. The team implemented core architectural patterns, such as the AppViewModel and RxPagingTableView, while simultaneously adding unit tests to verify the new logic and UI interactions.
10 changes
2019–2020 · Clean Architecture implementation
This period focused on implementing the core features of a Clean Architecture application, introducing domain entities, use cases, and UI scenes for login, products, and repositories. The work established a robust data layer with Core Data and UserDefaults storage, supported by comprehensive unit tests for all new components.
17 changes
2021–2024 · Clean Architecture and Reactive UI
The project established a Clean Architecture foundation by introducing RxSwift-based reactive utilities, a CoreDataRepository abstraction, and domain use cases for user and repository management. This backend and logic layer was paired with new UI components, including a multi-section repository carousel and paging-enabled table/collection views, to display data in various formats.
7 changes
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