Three different architectures (Model-View, Redux, MVVM) for using SwiftUI implemented at the example of a chat app
This repository contains implementations of a simple chat client called QBChat. Each implementation uses SwiftUI while applying a different architecture (Model-View, Redux & ViewState MVVM).
More explanation about each SwiftUI architecture example can be found in this blog article.
Currently, QBChat is implemented using the following app architectures:
The Model-View architecture does not enforce abstraction of business logic from Views similar to the MVC architecture pattern with UIKit.
In Redux-like architectures, a global state is used to ensure consistency across all Views being kept in Stores. View components can trigger Actions which are interpreted into state changes by a reducer.
ViewState MVVM uses separate ViewModels for each View (if required). Instead of a global state and global actions, ViewState MVVM creates a separate ViewModel interface for each View containing a State and different Inputs.
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To get more information on the different app architectures check out our blog post.
Open an issue if you need help, if you found a bug, or if you want to discuss a feature request.
Open a PR if you want to add other SwiftUI app architectures to the repository or make changes to the different implementations.
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