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How Movie Premieres is built

Movie Premieres lists the films currently in cinemas and coming soon, with synopsis, runtime, cast, director, trailers and image galleries. It is a SwiftUI app built on a Redux-style unidirectional data flow over The Movie Database API.

Version
1.4
Requires iOS
iOS 16.6
Size
11.0 MB
Category
Entertainment
First released
2019

Architecture

SwiftUI views bound to a single app store through SwiftUIFlux: actions describe what happened, reducers produce new state, and views re-render from that state.

  1. State

    A central AppState with dedicated reducers per domain, dispatched through SwiftUIFlux.

  2. Services

    A URLSession + Codable client for TMDB endpoints, with async actions fetching and dispatching results.

  3. UI

    SwiftUI views split into shared components and modifiers, bridging to UIKit where needed (web content, onboarding).

  4. Monetisation

    Google Mobile Ads via SPM, SwiftyStoreKit for the purchase, and iCloud for syncing user data.

Stack

Languages

7,684lines of code · 117 source files
Swift 98.3%HTML 1.7%

Build

UI
SwiftUI-first (with UIKit interop)
Swift
5.0
Deployment target
iOS 13.0

Apple frameworks

Interface

SwiftUIUIKit

System integration

WebKit

State and concurrency

Combine

Data

CloudKit

Targets

App
MovieSwift

Dependencies

PackageVersionSource
SwiftUIFlux0.4.5SPM
swift-package-manager-google-mobile-ads12.14.0SPM
swift-package-manager-google-user-messaging-platform3.1.0SPM
EAIntroView2.13.0CocoaPods
EARestrictedScrollView1.1.0CocoaPods
SwiftyStoreKit0.16.1CocoaPods

Patterns

ObservableObject / Combine bindingsSwift Concurrency (async/await)@MainActor isolationMVVMCoordinatorsString CatalogsURLSession networkingCodable modelsGCD

Capabilities

iCloud

Backend and services

TMDB API

Tooling

CocoaPodsSwift Package Manager

Stack detected automatically from the repository on 27 Oct 2026.

Engineering highlights

Redux in SwiftUI

A predictable, testable state container that predates Observation and keeps views free of fetching logic.

Hybrid dependency management

Swift Package Manager for modern SDKs alongside CocoaPods for legacy UIKit components.

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