This project is a sample app created to experiment around Android Development
- Kotlin
- AndroidX
- App Compat
- RecyclerView
- Material Components
- Android Architecture Components
- Lifecycle and ViewModel
- Paging
- Retrofit
- Moshi
- Kotlin Coroutines
- Glide
- Dagger 2
This project is built using Clean Architecture and is structured in the following way:
presentation - contains Activities/Fragments and their corresponding ViewModels and Adapters for the presentation layer
domain - contains entities and use cases for the presentation layer to access data from the data layer
data - contains data models and repositories for getting data
framework - contains implementation details for network and db layer (Retrofit/Room/SQLDelight/Realm)
di - contains classes for dependency injection. In this case, Dagger's components and modules.
The API keys should be in a secrets.properties in the root folder and will be loaded into the app as BuildConfig fields.
You can create your own API keys on [Marvel's developer site] (https://developer.marvel.com/documentation/getting_started)
The public api key is in app.marvel_public_api_key and the hash is in app.marvel_hash. I hashed my keys before this so I can do away with hashing inside the Android App. Read more about their API Authorization here.
- Navigation
- SQLDelight
- Unit Testing
Here are the articles I found that helped me come up with this app:
- Clean architecture for Android with Kotlin: a pragmatic approach for starters
- Kotlin Clean Architecture
- Architecting Android...Reloaded
- Modularization Android Applications
- Intro to App Modularization
- Multiple application modules in one project
- Patchwork Plaid - A modularization store
- Dependency injection in a multi module project
- That Missing Guide: How to use Dagger2
- Dagger 2 for Android Beginners — Introduction
- Kurt Renzo Acosta - kurt.r.acosta@gmail.com
Copyright 2019 Kurt Renzo Acosta
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