youngshook / mine

(Outdated) Example of a Parse based project.

Mine

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#Atention: The project is outdated

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From my humble knowledge I would like to share this project with you.

Features:

• Everything stored in a Parse Database
• User authentication
• AutoLogin option (Saved in NSUserDefaults)
• Badge with items counter
• PFQueryTableView (Wall TableVC)
• Detailed Item visualization
• Edit Item
• Contacts items visualization
• Image Picker (Profile Photo)
• Side Menu ( REFrostedViewController - credits to romaonthego )

Menu (Side menu)

• User Profile photo + username
• Link to Wall
• Link to Contacts
• Link to Config

ViewControllers:

• Wall TableVC (Shows items)
  • Swipe to delete row
  • Pull to refresh
  • Add button to "Add Item VC"
  • Row click to "Detailed Item VC"
• Add Item VC
  • Add Title, Date, and Description and Save it
• Detail Item VC
  • Edit button to "Edit VC"
• Edit VC
• Contacts TableVC
  • Swipe to delete contact
  • Add contact
• Config VC
  • User stats
  • Profile image
  • Image Upload/Change/Remove
  • Log Out button

How to try it

You need a Parse acount (It is Free). Then, when you create a new app on Parse you have to write down the APPLICATION_ID and CLIENT_KEY

Now, download this project, and create a Header File that must be like in the photo below. Here you are going to put your APPLICATION_ID and CLIENT_KEY in order to configure the app.

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That's all you need to take care before running the app-

Once you have been adding users and publications, you'll find two new tables (Data) on parse, and the will look like this:

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Known issues

• When adding a contact, the Wall is not showing its items until an app restart.

Planned features:

• Accept/decline contacts
• Show contacts images

Screen Shots

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