Troy Tech Support

This repository contains a SwiftUI iOS application and a PHP backend for managing Troy Tech support tickets. Users can register or sign in (including Sign in with Apple / Google), submit support tickets, and chat with an AI assistant powered by OpenRouter. Admins (Troy Smithson and Troy Troy) can view all tickets and respond to them.

Contents

• TicketsApp/ – Xcode project for the iOS client
• backend/ – PHP REST API and database schema

iOS App

Requirements

• Xcode 16.2+
• iOS 17 SDK
• SwiftUI, PhotosUI, AuthenticationServices frameworks
• GoogleSignIn SDK (to be integrated in Xcode for Google auth)

Project Structure

Open TicketsApp/TicketsApp.xcodeproj in Xcode. The main components are:

• TicketsAppApp.swift – App entry point and session bootstrap
• Views/ – SwiftUI screens for authentication, ticket browsing, creation, and AI chat
• ViewModels/SessionController.swift – Authentication state and API orchestration
• Networking/APIClient.swift – REST client for the backend
• Models/ – Shared data models for users and tickets
• Utilities/ – Helpers for credential storage, environment configuration, and the (stubbed) Google sign-in bridge

After configuring the backend URL and OpenRouter key in Info.plist, run the app on a simulator or device. Google Sign-In requires linking the GoogleSignIn SDK and implementing token retrieval inside GoogleSignInHelper.

Configuration

Update TicketsApp/TicketsApp/SupportingFiles/Info.plist:

• ServerBaseURL – Base URL pointing to your PHP API (e.g., http://localhost:8080/api/). The app derives asset URLs from the same host for screenshots.
• OpenRouterAPIKey – Optional key if you plan to call OpenRouter directly from the app (backend currently handles AI calls).

Backend

See backend/README.md for full setup instructions. The backend provides JSON endpoints for registration, authentication, ticket CRUD, and AI support.

Running Locally

1. Start the backend API (e.g., php -S 0.0.0.0:8080 -t backend/api).
2. Symlink backend/api/uploads to backend/storage/uploads as described in the backend README so uploaded screenshots are accessible.
3. Update the iOS app ServerBaseURL to http://localhost:8080/api/.
4. Build and run the iOS app in Xcode 16.2+.

Admin Access

The backend config designates troysmithson12@icloud.com and troytroytroytroy333@gmail.com as administrators. Admin users can view/respond to all tickets within the app.