TFL Challenge: Instructions

1. Add dependencies
   • Add the necessary dependencies for Retrofit, Gson, Coroutines, Hilt, and Jetpack Compose to your build.gradle files.
2. Import Data Classes
   • Create data classes that match the JSON structure of the API response. These classes will be used by Retrofit to parse the JSON data.
3. Create API Service
   • Define an interface for your Retrofit API service with the necessary endpoints.
4. Set up Retrofit Details
   • Create a Retrofit instance and configure it with the base URL of the API, the Gson converter, and any other necessary settings.
5. Prepare Hilt for Dependency Injection
   • Set up Hilt by annotating your Application class with @HiltAndroidApp, creating a Hilt module with @Module and @InstallIn, and providing the necessary dependencies.
6. Create the Repository
   • Create a repository class that uses the Retrofit API service to fetch data from the API.
7. Implement the ViewModel
   • Create a ViewModel class that uses the repository to fetch data and exposes the data as LiveData for the UI to observe.
8. Design the UI Components
   • Use Jetpack Compose to create composable functions for the UI components, such as the screen, list, and list items.
9. Observe the Data in the Main Activity
   • In your MainActivity, observe the LiveData from the ViewModel from the UI.
10. Run and Test
    • Run the app and Test it to ensure that it fetches and displays the data correctly.