Popcorn is a modular SwiftUI application for browsing movies and TV series across iOS, macOS, and visionOS. It uses MVVM (@Observable view models) with domain-driven design to keep feature code cohesive while sharing foundations like styling, analytics, and configuration.

• Browse curated and search-driven movie/TV content with feature-flag gated tabs.
• Unified design system components for posters, backdrops, and other media-driven layouts.
• Shared app services for configuration, feature flags, observability, caching, and data persistence.

• Features: Swift packages under Features/ house @Observable view models, SwiftUI views, and per-feature dependency structs for vertical slices such as Explore, Search, Games, and Developer tools.
• Contexts: Domain, application, and infrastructure layers under Contexts/ define contracts, use cases, repositories, and data sources for media data and supporting services.
• Adapters: Bridge code in Adapters/ connects contexts to external APIs (TMDb, Sentry, Statsig).
• Core: Shared foundations in Core/ — CoreDomain for shared domain primitives, DesignSystem for reusable UI components and theming, and Presentation for the shared ViewState utilities.
• Platform: Cross-cutting concerns in Platform/ — Caching (in-memory with TTL), Observability (logging, analytics, error reporting), FeatureAccess (feature flag interfaces), and DataPersistenceInfrastructure (SwiftData persistence).
• AppDependencies: Central dependency injection hub that builds the shared service graph (AppServices) and exposes it to feature view models via constructor injection.
• App shell: The root app in App/ sets up configuration and navigation scaffolding across platforms using SwiftUI scenes.