MyBricks

Mobile (iOS) application for interacting with the BrickSet LEGO database.

• Browse the catalog of current and retired LEGO sets.
• Search for a specific set by number, name, or theme, or scan the barcode to look up the set details.
• Track the sets/minifigures you own or want using your Brickset.com account
• Read the latest news from Brickset.com

Screenshots

Browse

Search

My Sets

News

Profile

Set Detail

Getting Started

Requirements

• Xcode 10 or greater (https://developer.apple.com/xcode/)
• CocoaPods 1.8.0 or greater (https://cocoapods.org)
• In order to access the Brickset services you'll need to request your own API key from https://brickset.com/tools/webservices/requestkey. After getting a key you'll need to update in Constants.swift .

Building

• Clone the source to your local machine using git clone <URL> (repository URL can be copied from the 'Clone or Download' button above)
• Open a terminal and go to the directory where you cloned the source
• Install the required CocoaPods using pod install
• Open the project in Xcode - use the xcworkspace rather than xcodeproj, or you will get build errors from the CocoaPods dependencies not building
• Update Constants.swift with your Brickset and Rebrickable API keys (see Requirements above)
• Build and run using the Xcode Simulator

To Do

• Experiment with alternate (more compact) layout for Set Detail view
• Implement display of set description in Set Detail view
• Implement UPC/EAN scanning support
• Implement search history
• Implement support for instructions in Set Detail view
• Implement support for parts list in Set Detail view
• Implement owned/wanted updates on Set Detail view
• View parts list for sets (using Rebrickable API)
• Implement filtering on Sets List view
• Implement filtering on My Sets view
• Implement filtering on Parts List view
• Add part detail view
• Add more detail to price information (new view with prices in all available currencies + current prices from Bricklink)
• Implement support for additional images in Set Detail view
• Implement TouchID/FaceID support for login
• Implement About/Credits views
• Refactor Profile view to use table view cells
• Improved transition animation (zoom?) for displaying large set images
• Implement force/3D touch actions on Set List view
• Implement force/3D touch actions on Set Detail view

Future Enhancements

• More Profile Information / Editing Profile (requires Brickset API changes)
• Local/offline storage of set data (using Core Data)
• Dark Mode support
• iPad support, iPad specific layouts

Credits

• Theme/Set data graciously provided by Brickset using it's web services API.
• Parts data provided by Rebrickable using it's web services API.

Third Party Libraries/Frameworks

• Alamofire - HTTP networking library
• AlamofireImage - Image (download) component library for Alamofire
• AlamofireNetworkActivityIndicator - Controls the visibility of the network activity indicator on iOS using Alamofire
• AlamofireNetworkActivityLogger - Network activity logger for Alamofire
• AlamofireRSSParser - An RSS parser response handler for Alamofire
• Cosmos - A star rating control for iOS and tvOS
• KeychainAccess - Simple Swift wrapper for Keychain that works on iOS, watchOS, tvOS and macOS
• SwiftLint - A tool to enforce Swift style and conventions