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IOS Stack by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: IOS Stack
Author: tomevault-io

File contents

Locked decisions

Layer	Decision
Distribution	App Store (starting without developer program membership)
UI	SwiftUI
Architecture	MVVM with lightweight service layer
Concurrency	Swift async/await
Persistence	SwiftData (offline-first)
Networking	URLSession (scaffolded for future use)
Push	Stubbed until signing available
Dependencies	Minimal; Swift Package Manager only if needed
Environments	local → non-prod → prod
Quality gates	Strict (tests required, SwiftLint enforced)

Project layout

MyApp/
  Features/               # Feature modules (View + ViewModel)
  UIComponents/           # Shared UI primitives
  Services/
    Persistence/          # PersistenceStore protocol + SwiftDataStore
    Notifications/        # Push handling (stubbed)
    Network/              # API client (scaffolded)
    Config/               # Environment configuration
  Infrastructure/         # Router, composition root
  Models/                 # SwiftData models
  Resources/              # Assets, strings

Key patterns

Environment switching

Environment.swift with .local, .nonProd, .prod cases
Resolved at build time via scheme + build configuration
API base URLs, feature flags per environment

Persistence boundary

PersistenceStore protocol defines all data operations
SwiftDataStore is the concrete implementation
ViewModels never touch SwiftData directly

Push notification stubbing

NotificationService exists with full interface
Permission requests return simulated success in local/non-prod
Token registration logs locally until signing available
Swap to real implementation when developer membership active

Reference

For versions, Xcode setup, and implementation patterns, see reference/ios-stack-reference.md

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---name: ios-stackdescription: Stack decisions for iOS apps (SwiftUI, offline-first, push notifications). Reference before scaffolding or architecture work. Use when this capability is needed.---## Locked decisions| Layer | Decision || ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- || Distribution | App Store (starting without developer program membership) || UI | SwiftUI || Architecture | MVVM with lightweight service layer || Concurrency | Swift async/await || Persistence | SwiftData (offline-first) || Networking | URLSession (scaffolded for future use) || Push | Stubbed until signing available || Dependencies | Minimal; Swift Package Manager only if needed || Environments | local → non-prod → prod || Quality gates | Strict (tests required, SwiftLint enforced) |## Project layout```MyApp/ Features/ # Feature modules (View + ViewModel) UIComponents/ # Shared UI primitives Services/ Persistence/ # PersistenceStore protocol + SwiftDataStore Notifications/ # Push handling (stubbed) Network/ # API client (scaffolded) Config/ # Environment configuration Infrastructure/ # Router, composition root Models/ # SwiftData models Resources/ # Assets, strings```## Key patterns### Environment switching- `Environment.swift` with `.local`, `.nonProd`, `.prod` cases- Resolved at build time via scheme + build configuration- API base URLs, feature flags per environment### Persistence boundary- `PersistenceStore` protocol defines all data operations- `SwiftDataStore` is the concrete implementation- ViewModels never touch SwiftData directly### Push notification stubbing- `NotificationService` exists with full interface- Permission requests return simulated success in local/non-prod- Token registration logs locally until signing available- Swap to real implementation when developer membership active## ReferenceFor versions, Xcode setup, and implementation patterns, see `reference/ios-stack-reference.md`---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/edfenton) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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