An Xcode template for generating VIPER architecture modules in Swift 4, automating the creation of multiple files.
Swift-VIPER-Module is an Xcode template that automatically generates the necessary files for implementing VIPER architecture modules in Swift 4. It solves the problem of manually creating multiple files (like View, Interactor, Presenter, Entity, and Router) for each module, which is time-consuming and error-prone in large iOS projects.
iOS developers and teams adopting or already using the VIPER architecture pattern in their Swift-based projects, particularly those building modular applications with many screens.
Developers choose this template because it drastically reduces setup time for VIPER modules, ensures consistent structure across the codebase, and minimizes human error in creating boilerplate code, making VIPER adoption more practical.
Xcode template for VIPER Architecture written in Swift 4
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Creates all necessary VIPER files (at least 5 per module) with a few clicks in Xcode, eliminating repetitive manual setup as described in the README.
Generates code specifically for Swift 4 and Xcode 9, ensuring compatibility for projects locked to that version.
Offers both default and divided Interactor protocols (Input & Output) for better separation of concerns, a feature highlighted in the README.
Provides a simple terminal script for installation and a visual wizard interface in Xcode, making setup user-friendly.
Marked with a 'No Maintenance Intended' badge, meaning no updates, bug fixes, or support for newer iOS/Swift versions.
Only supports Swift 4, lacking compatibility with Swift 5+ and modern language features, which limits its use in current projects.
Lacks implementation of key enhancements like dependency injection and component name customization, as admitted in the 'Next steps' section.
Tied specifically to Xcode templates for iOS applications, making it inflexible for cross-platform or toolchain-agnostic development.