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file.io-Android-Client is an Android application for secure and convenient file uploads. It includes features such as file upload history management, notification alerts for successful uploads, and obfuscation for enhanced security. The project utilizes Android architecture components like Room database, WorkManager for background tasks, and Fuel for HTTP requests. With a user-friendly interface, swiping to delete items, and interactive fragments, file.io-Android-Client offers a seamless experience for users to upload files with ease and track their upload history efficiently.
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Description
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Architecture
The project follows a clean MVVM architecture with ViewModel, Repository, and UI components separated. It leverages Android Jetpack components like Room for database operations and WorkManager for background processing.
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Code Quality
The codebase adheres to Kotlin coding standards and best practices. It uses consistent naming conventions, follows SOLID principles, and includes unit tests for critical components.
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Documentation
The project has detailed inline comments, README files, and descriptive commit messages. Additionally, it includes documentation for classes and methods to aid in understanding the codebase.
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Integrations
Key integrations include Firebase for analytics, Katana for dependency injection, and Fuel for making HTTP requests. Google services are integrated for notifications and WorkManager for managing background tasks.
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Modularity
The codebase is modular, with separate packages for UI, ViewModel, Repository, and utils. This structure allows for easy maintenance, testing, and reusability of components across the project.
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Testing
Testing is done using JUnit for unit tests and Espresso for UI tests. Mocking frameworks like Mockito are utilized for simulating dependencies. Tests cover ViewModel logic, database operations, and UI interactions.
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Performance
The app is designed for efficiency with optimized network requests using Fuel, background tasks handled by WorkManager, and local data storage managed by Room database. The architecture aims to provide a smooth user experience.
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Security
Data protection measures include ProGuard for code obfuscation, ensuring secure HTTP requests with Fuel, and handling sensitive information securely. Permissions are carefully managed, and network security best practices are followed.
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Dependencies
Key external libraries and dependencies include AndroidX components, Material design support, Kotlin extensions, Timber for logging, and Gson for JSON serialization. These libraries enhance app functionality and development speed.
Enhances app security via ProGuard rules for obfuscation and optimization. Maintains specific configurations for ProGuard in Android projects, ensuring code protection and efficiency.
Fragment for displaying result details and interaction. Implements UI components, clipboard functionality, and fragment lifecycle methods for handling user interactions within the Android app.
Entry point for the Android client UI. Manages file uploads, displays results, and handles permissions. Integrates with WorkManager for upload processing.
Worker classes for uploading history management in the Android client app. ClearHistoryWorker clears all items, DeleteSingleItemWorker deletes a specified item by ID.
Provides a set of utility methods for Android tasks, such as handling file details, file operations, network status check, dialog management, and more.
Conveniently manage fragment transactions in Android app with support for adding and replacing fragments seamlessly. Enhance user experience during navigation.
Animate views with Material Design-inspired entrance effects based on specified directions like bottom or top, incorporating fading and sliding animations for smooth UI transitions.
Define global constants for API base URL, expiry parameters, default expiration, URLs for Github and Twitter, email address, suffix for download links, and timestamp format.