Added system settings for light, dark, and system theme for the entire app, also did some refactoring on the setting screen to break out views shown in the list.

Follows on from the great starting work and adds a simple settings page with a lovely style for the labels. Limited to just a GitHub link and version number for now 😄

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Color hex is a standard extension to make adding colors more easily.

While the Decoder is a thing that saved me NUMEROUS times. I remember debugging and almost guessing what Data am I expecting to see. Sure, one could check the docs and that is a smart thing to do, but then, WHERE's THE FUN?! 😅

Hope this works?!

Sidenote...could there be a better way to show what are all the "helpers" we added?

This is my contribution to Social Contributor App. I hope I didn't change too much :D I ended up having so much fun. Thank you Adam for starting this! It's a really cool idea. I wanted to do it sooner but only found some time this weekend. Seemed like there were no plans as to what direction to take the app, so I added a small view on HomeView and I'm excited to see where it goes from here!

What changed

• Moved Views around and put them all into View subfolders inside Screens folder for better readability and easier navigation
• Did the same for Models and ViewModels - each is now inside the designated Screens subfolder
• Fixed a typo in fetchContributors()
• Moved GitHub related URLs to Constants file - one has been called twice
• Fixed load(_:) in NewsLetterService to use defined function property fileName (it was created but never used in the function itself)

What's new

• Created a new QuoteView at the top of HomeView that shows a random quote decoded from the local quotes.json file
• Added a new Bundle+Decodable extension as a helper to decode from local json files and made it generic
• Moved some constants into Constants file
• Added a new ViewModifier for QuoteView
• Added two new light-blue and dark-blue custom colors that fit both light mode and dark mode
• Quote will randomly change at .onAppear()
• Added unit tests for HomeViewModel

Screenshot of added View

Fixed the constraints error, which was appearing in SwiftUI due to NavView and BarButtons. The error is visible if you go to settings and change the settings.

App Review Request

Added a static function on an AppReviewRequest enum that will request an app review when the SettingsView appears. The attempt to present the app review request will only be made if there are certain conditions met.

1. The number of times the SettingsView appears had reached a threshold set in the static property of the enum
2. The app version and build have not changed since last appearance

The function can be called at any point in the app where it is deemed appropriate. I just added it to the SettingsView appearance for the time being, but it can be moved anywhere in the future.

• Create a .gitignore file
• Add SwiftLint to the run script phase
  • Resolve all warnings
• Create a unit test target
• Update README.md

This was coded live on: Mikaela Caron's YouTube Channel

This commit replaces the ProgressView in MuseView with a LottieView (implemented with lottie-ios) which is displayed when there are no playable tracks. I have also moved MuseViewModel to a separate file, added some error handling code for MuseView, a helper extension on View to force Dark/Light mode in views, Dark and Light previews for each view and a Generic Extension on URLSession to fetch and decode data.

Any feedback on the commits would be most appreciated.

Heya!

A list fetches the recently played tracks of a user from their library, and you can tap on the track to play them. The tab for MuseView should not show if you do not use Apple Music :P

A simple implementation can be taken forward by those interested in exploring MusicKit!

Note: @adamrushy will have to enable MusicKit services for the particular identifier to work; otherwise, on your local machine, you can use your identifier if you are part of the Apple Developer Program!

This PR adds an empty CoreData model and a pretty standard PersistenceController, so persisting data is now an option :P I also added a super simple TabView with a Home and a Settings tab to ContentView.

This is such a cool idea!

CC @adamrushy I removed your development account from the project file, so others can select their own. Might be worth to add that to the Readme?