This is a small, functional example app that demonstrates how you can use Airtable as a lightweight backend. I wouldn't recommend using Airtable to store fast-moving data but as a means of storing strings, images, positions of views, and general data that won't get updated very often, Airtable could be a potential option for you.

Created by Zack Shapiro

Check out the video demo of this app.

1. Clone the repo and open the .xcworkspace file (You shouldn't need to run pod install).
2. Create your own Airtables and mimick the same column types and data as I have in the screenshots above.
3. Important: Visit https://airtable.com/api, choose your Base, and get the link to your base and API key. Plug those into apiKey and apiBaseUrl in AirtableService.swift.
4. Build and run the app.

Built using:

• Xcode 11.4.1
• Cocoapods
• SwiftAirtable
• SwiftUI
• Airtable
• Build a Server-Driven UI Using UI Components in SwiftUI on Better Programming

Feel free to contribute. Leave an Issue if there is one.

MIT