iOS app that enables you to learn interesting facts and discover amazing stories by reading hand-picked articles from Wikipedia
Galileo is an iOS app that enables you to learn interesting facts and discover amazing stories by reading hand-picked articles from Wikipedia.
Galileo iOS app is written in Objective-C using the MVVM architecture. It’s built with ReactiveCocoa, AFNetworking, and YapDatabase.
Galileo backend is written in JavaScript / Node.JS. It’s built with LoopBack on top of a PostgreSQL database.
Clone the repo:
$ git clone https://github.com/yenbekbay/galileo$ cd galileo
Install iOS app dependencies from CocoaPods:
$ (cd ios && bundle install && pod install)
Install backend dependencies with npm:
$ (cd backend && npm install)
Update the database config in backend/server/datasources.json and start the server:
$ node backend/server/server.js
Fetch featured articles from Wikipedia:
$ node backend/bin/articles.js
Configure the secret values for the iOS app:
$ cp ios/Galileo/Secrets-Example.h ios/Galileo/Secrets.h$ open ios/Galileo/Secrets.h# Paste your values
Open the Xcode workspace at ios/Galileo.xcworkspace and run the app.
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