Find It is an application that allows users to create unique identifiers for their items and update them with their current contact information in the event that they are lost. People lose their things everyday by leaving them behind or misplacing them. While kind-hearted people might want to help return those items, it often is difficult because there is no way of identifying an owner or trust anyone who says it’s theirs. With Find It, you can always guarantee the ownership of an item because of the unique ID of the item and the verification of an item before you interact with anyone.
Marcos Ortiz: 33.33%
- Implemented Firebase
- Login screen
- Add tag flow and upload
Susan Seo: 33.33%
- Majority of UI design
- Model classes
- Tab bar implementation
Jacob Rodenbusch: 33.33%
- My Reports table view controller
- Detail screen that shows tag details
- Settings page
Same grade for all members
Map view and related functions removed because we thought the added benefit would be minimal and unnecessary. The address from the reporting user should be enough to find the item.
The following required functionality is completed:
- Sign in/up screen with Email and Facebook options
- Profile creation and modification flow
- Tab bar embedded to provide navigation to multiple screens
- Settings page
- Tag creation and search capabilities
- Lost/Found reporting of tags
The following additional features are implemented:
- Added Firebase
- Tag creation flow
- Asynchronous loading of item images
- Tutorial screens before sign-in
- Persistence of user log-in credentials between loads
- If you don't have the correct library installed, you may see dependency errors when running the app. A simple 'pod install' in the folder directory should do the trick. In the event that you don't have the correct libraries installed. Follow these steps:
- Open terminal and type 'brew install ruby'
- Then 'sudo gem install cocoapods'
- CD to your project folder and type 'pod install'
1.2 In the case that the above steps still do not fix dependency errors, you may be reinstalling pods with your Xcode open or your pods won't allow overwriting. To resolve, try:
- Deleting the "Pods" folder with your current workspace open
- Quit Xcode and open terminal
- CD to your project folder and reinstall pods using 'pod install'
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You can create an account of your own if you like but we have two example accounts with registered items if you would rather use those. Also we recommend you use these users if you want to try the "Reporting functionality"
User 1: Micah Drennan Address: 123 Swift Lane San Antonio, TX Phone: 210-478-9673 email: [email protected] password: password
Item 1 ID: WHL227 Item name: iPhone 6 Plus Description: Black with light wear on the sides Item 2 ID: HYO099 Item name: Osprey Backpack Description: Green with name patch on the left sideUser 2: Sofia Castillo Address: 456 Fast Street Austin, TX Phone: 210-478-9671 email: [email protected] password: password
Item 1 ID: VKF459 Item name: Soundlink III Description: Gray with name on back Item 2 ID: DOR504 Item name: Audio-Technica Earphones Description: Brown with light scuff marks
Here's a walkthrough of implemented user stories:
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