A mobile app addressed to users of existing linux desktop application - Hamster Time Tracker. Same as desktop app, Hamster Client allows a time tracking. It means the app stores data about user activities in time.
The application allows the user to connect to their desktop and synchronize data between Hamster Client and Hamster Time Tracker.
More information about Hamster Time Tracker you can find at project's website and GitHub page.
At the project I have applied The Clean Architecture proposed by Robert C. Martin.
About Android approaches of The Clean Architecture you can read here and there.
You can also look at other existed implementations:
- Android-CleanArchitecture by Fernando Cejas
- shoppinglist-clean-architecture-example by Michał Charmas
- Clean-Contacts by Christian Panadero
- implement data layer based on Virgil Dobjanschi' concepts
- improve MVP according to implementation of Michał Charmas
- make the UI modern and comfortable to use.
Project provides communication with host by D-Bus. In order to do that I used:
- dbus-java - D-Bus library for Java (the library was modified for the project purpose)
- libmatthew-java - a dependency of dbus-java (link1, link2, link3, link4).
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