Seat Geek Coding Exercise

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Requirements

• Write your application for Native iOS Platform preferably with Swift (used Storyboards and UIKit)

• Favorited events are persisted between app launches (used UserDefaults)

• Events are searchable through SeatGeek API (see known issues)

• Unit tests are preferable (about 70% coverage)

• Third party libraries are allowed (used Reachability by ashleymills, no CocoaPods for install simplicity)

• Make sure that the application supports iOS 12 and above (tested on simulator iPhone X iOS 12.1)

• The application must compile with Xcode 12.x.x (used Xcode 12.4)

• Please add a README or equivalent documentation about your project

  Full requirements document

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Installation

1. Clone repo: https://github.com/philmodin/SeatGeekCodingExercise.git
2. Open: SeatGeekCodingExercise.xcodeproj
3. Set team and bundle ID.
4. Notice InfoSeatGeek.plist is missing. Ignore it and build project, this file will be auto generated.
5. Open InfoSeatGeek.plist If you have a client ID for Seat Geek, paste it here. Otherwise register for one at: https://seatgeek.com/account/develop
6. Attach device and run the project.
7. If needed, check trusted apps in iPhone device management settings for your developer profile.

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Known issues

• Testing internet reconnection does not work on simulator. See GitHub issue.
• Searching events using the q arguement produces unexpected results. For example searching "ba" returns less events than "bas" See GitHub issue.