This is a demo application to try modern Android development using Compose, Hilt, Coroutines, Flow, Jetpack and Material Design based on MVVM architecture.
Cyclopenten is a simple quiz about the periodic table.
The player can choose between two difficulties when starting a new round.
If the player wants to pause the game, he can close the app and continue the game next time by pressing the Continue button.
The game supports simple sound effects and background music, which can be adjusted via settings .
If the easy difficulty is selected, the player has 3 lives and must name the element from a selection of 4 choices. If the hard difficulty is selected, the player has 4 lives and must enter the correct name of the element. The score increases if the player answers correctly, otherwise one life is deducted. However, correct answers in hard mode are worth more points.
The game ends when all elements of the periodic table have been named or no lives are left. If the score is among the 10 highest scores, the player can enter a name to be listed in the scoreboard.
A small preview of the game, captured on an emulator.
- Compose - Define your UI programmatically with composable functions that describe its shape and data dependencies.
- Activity - Access composable APIs built on top of Activity.
- Lifecycle - Build lifecycle-aware components that can adjust behavior based on the current lifecycle state of an activity or fragment.
- Navigation - Build and structure your in-app UI, handle deep links, and navigate between screens.
- Hilt AndroidX - Extend the functionality of Dagger Hilt to enable dependency injection of certain classes from the androidx libraries.
- Room - Create, store, and manage persistent data backed by a SQLite database.
- DataStore - Store data asynchronously, consistently, and transactionally, overcoming some of the drawbacks of SharedPreferences.
- Kotlin Coroutines: - Library for coroutines that contains a number of high-level coroutine-enabled primitives.
- Hilt: - Hilt provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger dependency injection into an Android application.
- Timber: - A logger with a small, extensible API which provides utility on top of Android's normal Log class.
- Moshi: - A modern JSON library for Kotlin and Java.
- Gson: - A Java serialization/deserialization library to convert Java Objects into JSON and back
All the code available under the MIT License. See LICENSE.
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