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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughInitializes a new iOS Swift project with Xcode configuration, SwiftUI app entry point (ContentView), asset catalog definitions, and a multi-layered architecture structure (Core, Data, Domain, Presentation) with placeholder files ready for future implementation. Changes
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Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Domain/Interface/Interface.swift (1)
1-8: Well-positioned Domain layer placeholder.The file correctly imports
Foundationand is positioned in the Domain/Interface layer. When implementing protocols/interfaces here, consider using more specific names (e.g.,UserRepository.swift,AuthenticationInterface.swift) to improve discoverability.Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Core/DIContainer.swift (1)
1-7: Consider adding a placeholder comment or basic structure.This empty file serves as scaffolding for future dependency injection implementation. While acceptable for initial setup, adding a brief comment or a basic class/protocol skeleton would help clarify the intended design for team members.
Example placeholder structure
// // DIContainer.swift // Cherrish-iOS // // Created by 이나연 on 12/31/25. // +import Foundation + +// TODO: Implement dependency injection container +final class DIContainer { + // Dependencies will be registered here +}Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Domain/UseCase/Usecase.swift (1)
1-8: Consider renaming file to follow Swift naming conventions.The filename "Usecase.swift" could be renamed to "UseCase.swift" (capital C) to better align with Swift naming conventions for compound words. This is a minor style consideration for consistency.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Info.plist (1)
5-6: Remove obsolete Info.plist key.The
UIDesignRequiresCompatibilitykey is a legacy setting from the iOS 3/4 era related to Interface Builder compatibility. For a modern project targeting iOS 16.6+, this key is unnecessary and should be removed to keep the Info.plist clean.Suggested change
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> - <key>UIDesignRequiresCompatibility</key> - <false/> </dict> </plist>Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Core/CherrishLogger.swift (1)
1-7: Placeholder for future logger implementation.This file is appropriately structured but currently empty. Consider adding a brief comment documenting its intended purpose, or remove it now if not immediately needed. Per the PR description, many scaffolding files may be removed later.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Presentation/Global/Component.swift (1)
1-8: Remove unused import or add intent comment.The
import Foundationstatement is not used. For a placeholder file, consider either removing it or adding a brief comment documenting the intended use of this component module. Alternatively, remove this file now if it's not immediately needed.Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Presentation/ContentView.swift (1)
10-17: LGTM! Standard SwiftUI template.The ContentView implementation is correct and appropriate for initial project setup.
Optional: Add PreviewProvider for better development experience
Adding a preview provider enables live previews in Xcode Canvas:
struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { VStack { Text("Hello, world!") } .padding() } } + +#Preview { + ContentView() +}Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Data/Persistence/UserDefaultService.swift (1)
1-8: Consider deferring empty scaffolding files until implementation.This file currently contains only the import statement with no implementation. While you've noted that empty files may be removed later, consider either:
- Adding a basic protocol/class definition to clarify the intended structure
- Removing scaffolding files until they're ready for implementation
This approach helps maintain a cleaner project structure and reduces confusion about which files are actively used.
Example: Basic protocol definition
// // UserDefaultService.swift // Cherrish-iOS // // Created by 이나연 on 1/3/26. // import Foundation protocol UserDefaultServiceProtocol { // TODO: Define UserDefaults storage methods } final class UserDefaultService: UserDefaultServiceProtocol { // TODO: Implement UserDefaults operations }Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Data/Repository/Repository.swift (1)
1-8: Consider deferring empty scaffolding files until implementation.Similar to other scaffolding files in this PR, this file contains only the import statement. Consider removing empty scaffolding files until you're ready to implement them, or add basic protocol/class definitions to clarify the intended architecture pattern.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Domain/Model/Entity.swift (1)
1-8: Consider deferring empty scaffolding files until implementation.This Domain layer file follows the same pattern as other scaffolding files in the PR. As you've acknowledged that these may be removed later, consider establishing a team convention: either defer creating files until implementation begins, or include basic protocol/struct definitions to document the intended architecture.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/App/Cherrish_iOSApp.swift (1)
10-17: SwiftLint flags underscore in type nameCherrish_iOSApp.Xcode auto-generates this name from the project name containing a hyphen. To resolve the SwiftLint warning, consider either:
- Renaming the struct to
CherrishIOSApp(and the file accordingly)- Adding a SwiftLint disable comment or exclusion rule for this file
Since this is standard Xcode scaffolding and doesn't affect functionality, this can be addressed later if the team adopts SwiftLint.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (2)
193-193: Deployment target mismatch: project-level uses 18.2, target-level uses 16.6.The project-level
IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGETis set to 18.2, while the target-level correctly uses 16.6 as stated in the PR. The target-level setting takes precedence, so the app will deploy to iOS 16.6. However, this inconsistency can cause confusion during maintenance.Consider aligning the project-level deployment target to 16.6 for consistency.
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268-268: HardcodedDEVELOPMENT_TEAMmay cause signing issues for other contributors.The development team ID
CG37U6CMKPis hardcoded. Other team members will need to update this locally or configure automatic signing with their own team. This is typical for initial setup, but consider documenting this in the README or using.xcconfigfiles to manage team-specific settings separately.Also applies to: 299-299
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Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/App/Cherrish_iOSApp.swift
[Error] 11-11: Type name 'Cherrish_iOSApp' should only contain alphanumeric and other allowed characters
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🔇 Additional comments (7)
.github/CODEOWNERS (1)
1-1: LGTM! Proper CODEOWNERS configuration.The team-based code ownership is appropriate for collaborative iOS development and will ensure the right team reviews changes.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Data/Persistence/KeychainService.swift (1)
1-7: Appropriate scaffolding for secure credential storage.The file is correctly positioned in the Data/Persistence layer. When implementing, ensure the service uses native Keychain APIs (
Securityframework) with proper error handling for save/fetch/delete operations.Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/contents.xcworkspacedata (1)
1-7: LGTM! Standard Xcode workspace configuration.This is a standard Xcode-generated workspace file with the expected structure for a new project.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Assets.xcassets/Contents.json (1)
1-6: LGTM! Standard asset catalog metadata.This is a standard Xcode-generated asset catalog configuration file with the expected structure.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Assets.xcassets/AccentColor.colorset/Contents.json (1)
1-11: Asset catalog structure looks good.The AccentColor asset is properly configured with valid JSON structure and correct metadata. The empty color definition can be configured later as design decisions are made.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/Contents.json (1)
1-35: LGTM! Standard asset catalog configuration.The AppIcon asset catalog is properly configured with support for universal iOS icons including dark and tinted appearances, which aligns well with modern iOS development practices and your iOS 16.6 deployment target.
Cherrish-iOS/Cherrish-iOS.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (1)
1-346: Project configuration looks appropriate for initial setup.The Xcode project file establishes a standard SwiftUI application target with appropriate build phases, configurations, and modern file synchronization. The Swift 5.0 version and warning flags are well-configured.
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