owlcoding / django-swift-analytics-example

This is a demo project showing the possibilities to use Django-powered backend as a very simple analytics platform for mobile app. Created for the purpose of the tech talk in Phonies team, Demant.

Django-Swift-Analytics-Example

Reasoning

This is a demo project showing the possibilities to use Django-powered backend as a very simple analytics platform for mobile app. Created for the purpose of the tech talk in Phonies team, Demant.

Installation

Django part

The django directory contains the requirements.txt file to use with pip to install dependencies. As far as I'm concerned, it's best to use it in virtualenv.

After installing the required dependencies, you can use ./manage.py migrate to create the database schema. After that manage.py createsuperuser would allow to access the admin interface.

Development server

To run the development server on the default port (8000) use the following command: manage.py runserver.

Swift part

Swift part is just a playground. It requires iOS 13 compatible Xcode, because it uses SwiftUI.

The UI is just 2 buttons that log different events, and there's a dumb class that communicates with the analytics server (assuming it's running on localhost, port 8000 - this is easy to change though).