SwiftUI movie app - Cinemate

Overview

This is a SwiftUI-based movie app that follows the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architecture. The app integrates Firebase Authentication for Single Sign-On (SSO) and utilizes Firebase Database to store user details and watchlist data. Additionally, it fetches movie data from The Movie Database (TMDB) API.

Get started with the TMDB API

Features

• Dark Mode: The app supports Dark Mode and light mode.
• Trending Movies: Explore trending movies based on today and this week for the latest and most popular content.
• Top Rated Movies: Discover top-rated movies.
• Movies by Genres: Browse movies categorized by genres, allowing users to find content based on their preferences.
• Movie Details View:
  • Add to Watchlist: Save movies to your watchlist for later viewing.
  • Movie Overview: Get a detailed overview of each movie.
  • Movie Trailer: Watch trailers directly within the app.
  • Cast Information: Explore the cast details of each movie.
• Search Movies: Utilize a search feature to find movies quickly based on the titles.
• Watchlist: Manage your watchlist by adding or removing movies.
• Profile View: View the user profiles and the log out option.

iOS version: 17.0

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Dark mode and light mode

Prerequisites

• Xcode: Ensure you have Xcode installed on your development machine.
• Firebase Account: Create a Firebase project and set up Firebase Authentication and Database.
• TMDB API Read Access Token: Obtain an API Read Access Token from TMDB to access their movie data.

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/avishka964/cinemate.git
   

2. Configure Firebase

   • Add your Firebase configuration plist file to the project.
   • Update the Firebase settings in the app accordingly.

3. Configure TMDB API Read Access Token

4. Add YouTubePlayerKit Package:

   • The app uses the YouTubePlayerKit package for displaying YouTube videos. Ensure that you have integrated this package into your project.

5. Build and run the app in Xcode.