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• We should be able to profit from a free account as the repository is public.
• We could create a secondary GitHub account providing all Bitrise access, that would act as a bot for CI feedback on Pull Requests

System permission

• After storing a first message, the user should be asked to enable push notifications via a system permission.
• If the user denies the permission at that moment or later via iOS Settings, the app should display an error screen asking the user to turn them on. This screen should provide a button that redirects the user to iOS Settings to change the notification's permission.
• If the user authorizes the permission no further action is required.

Notification reception

• After successfully storing a message, a notification object should be created using UserNotification framework, where its text should be the message and its fireDate the message's deliver date.

Resources:

• https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications
• https://www.appcoda.com/ios10-user-notifications-guide/

• User enters a message in a text view using the keyboard
• User sets a specific date for the message to be delivered using a DatePicker
• When user presses "Save message" button, a record of the message is stored in CoreData.

Here's a prototype for the message's CoreData model:

MessageEntity
* message: String
* deliverDate: Date (or Int to cast to TimeInterval)

• Once the message is successfully stored, the user should be redirected to the main screen.
• If there's an issue while storing the message, the user should receive feedback in an error message (AlertController) being able to retry the action once the alert is closed.

• The messages should be displayed on a list (ex: UITableView), where each cell represents a message. The delivery date should be displayed in a readable format (ex: dd-mm-YYYY).
• The messages are fetched from CoreData.
• If there are no records on CoreData, then an empty screen should be displayed with a message "Create your first souvenir !" inviting the user to do so.
• No further actions are possible with the messages for this release.