1. Get Started

Welcome to SwiftShip, the Swift UI boilerplate to launch your iOS apps in a few days or hours.

Here's a quick overview of the boilerplate. Follow along to get your app up and running.

When you get the boilerplate code:

• Extract the project archive, and launch it on XCode.

The project code is structured by features, and multiple parts are commented on to make it easier for you to read and edit.

Requirements

• Apple developer account
• RevenueCat account for in-app purchase monetization
• Supabase account for authentication
• Mixpanel account for analytics with Mixpanel
• TelemetryDeck account for signals with Telemetry Deck
• Account on Lottiefiles.com if you want to download animations JSON files

2. Features & Configurations

⚙️ General Configuration

1. Update your app name and the team/bundle identifier

2. Change in assets:

   • AppIcon with your app icon

   • icon with your icon for both dark and light mode (this icon appears on authentication and splash screen)

   • Colors with your colors for both modes (light and dark)

     • bgColor: for the background color
     • primaryColor: the main color used in the app
     • textColor: the main color of texts
     • reverseTextColor: for the reverse of text color

     ex. sometimes you want to write text in black even when it’s dark mode

   

3. Change in SwiftShip Configuration File

The configuration file is used to improve security when adding your API keys and secret values to your app.

• Change with your general app values in SwiftShipConfiguration.xcconfig

*We will be back to the file to update the integration’s keys and values part after we set up the project on those platforms in the next parts.