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Requirement: Github Personal Access Token. Please generate your own fine-grained personal access tokens

🚨IMPORTANT: To run the app in Xcode, open the the project and replace the token in RootView.swift

Please generate your own fine-grained personal access tokens

    // RootView.swift
    let token = "your-token-here"

Tested on: Xcode 16.4, iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 18.5

• MVVM + Router + Repository + APIService
• To keep things simple, I used direct constructor dependency injection pattern.

Note: For apps with more screens, I would use Swinject or something similar.

• The app uses Github's API response url attributes to identify the other endpoints.

Note: For apps with larger scope and different API designs, I would write the endpoint models.

// Alternative approach. Something like this
struct UsersAPIEndpoint: EndpointProtocol {
  func path() -> String { baseUrlString + "/users" }
  func method() -> HTTPMethod { .get }
  func body() -> [String: Any] // or Encodable
}

class APIService {
  ...
  func sendRequest(endpoint: EndpointProtocol,...) { 
}

• Between Combine and Async Await, I decided to use Async Await for API calls.
• To illustrate Combine chaining capabilities, I used it on filter users feature.

• To achieve a richer ui on the first screen, I used two(2) endpoints (1) users list and (2) each user's data.

• I kept this app implementation direct and simple.
• Future development – add envs, add color/image libraries, more ui components, factory or container dependency injection.