An open source app focused on show in a visual way how sorting algorithms actually works.

Available on the app store

• New algorithms;
• Control animation speed;
• Add algorithm details about the selected algorithm;
• Improve code coverage (unit tests);
• More features to the backlog :)

Create a class implemeting the protocol Algorithm. Following the example for the class InsertionSort, you'd need to set the title of your algorithm, the image (pick a nice logo representing your algorithm:)) and description. In the method GenerateSwaps, add the necessary logic to generate all cell swaps which would be necessary.

final class InsertionSort: Algorithm { final var title: String = "Insertion Sort" final var image: String = "ic_insertion" final var description: String = "Insertion Sort Description" final func generateSwaps(from list: [Int]) -> [(x0: Int, x1: Int)] { if list.count == 1 { return [] } var array = list var swaps = [(x0: Int, x1: Int)]() // APPEND ALL GENERATED SWAPS TO IT'S ARRAY return swaps } }

class AlgorithmsListPresenter { private weak var view: AlgorithmsListView? private let router: AlgorithmsListRoutering private let dataSource: [Algorithm] = [ BubbleSort(), InsertionSort(), SelectionSort() ] ... } 

Try adding your own solution, feel free to suggest changes on the current code. If you're ready to submit a contribution, create a pull request describing your approach. All contributions are welcome even the small ones.

The list of contributors:

🇧🇷 - Victor Panitz Magalhães

🇮🇳 - Anantha Krishnan

🇧🇷 - João Reichert

🇨🇳 - urmyfaith