• Should work on both ​Android and iOS.
• Should give the end user feedback concerning errors or very slow internet connection
• Should have at least two screens, one for the detailed information about the series and one for the search and result
• Must contain documentation about how to run the application in a simple manner
• Should be written using Typescript

• Create a favorite shows list
• Persistence, store the API response data and read it for repeated requests. Even when offline.
  • API responses are chached locally for repeated requested
  • API repsonses are persisted accross restarts
  • Favourites are persisted accross restarts
• Endless scroll or pagination

• Make sure you have setup the React Native enviroment: Setting up the development environment · React Native
• npm install the dependencies (add the --legacy-peer-deps flags if encountering conflicting peer dependencies)
• npx pod-install ios to install cocoapods (ios only)
• npx react-native run-ios to run iOS app
• npx react-native run-android to run andoird app

• I intentionally chose inline styling over React Native's Stylesheet API because I personally find colocating styles with React elements easier to work with in small components. I know that this is a polarizing topic :)
• If have setup an event listener for connection state in App.tsx by using @react-native-community/netinfo. It is supposed to show a react-native-flash-message upon connection loss (and hide that message again when the connection has been re-established). Unfortunatly the events did not fire as expected when testing in the simulator. I have not spent any time debugging this. Might be related to this open issues: addEventListener not updated when connection change · Issue #573 · react-native-netinfo/react-native-netinfo

• Debugging the @react-native-community/netinfo issue.
• Show loading indicator first after an timeout to prevent flickering of the loading indicator when typing into the search bar
• Integrate useSWR with @react-native-community/netinfo as described here
• Uncompleted nice-to-haves

Android screenshots can be found here