Twitter with Fragments
####Total time spent: 140 Hours
####User Stories:
- User can sign in to Twitter using OAuth login
- User can view the tweets from their home timeline
- User should be displayed the username, name, and body for each tweet
- User should be displayed the relative timestamp for each tweet "8m", "7h"
- User can view more tweets as they scroll with infinite pagination
- User can compose a new tweet
- User can click a “Compose” icon in the Action Bar on the top right
- User can then enter a new tweet and post this to twitter
- User is taken back to home timeline with new tweet visible in timeline
- User can switch between Timeline and Mention views using tabs.
- User can view their home timeline tweets.
- User can view the recent mentions of their username.
- User can navigate to view their own profile
- User can see picture, tagline, # of followers, # of following, and tweets on their profile.
- User can click on the profile image in any tweet to see another user's profile.
- User can see picture, tagline, # of followers, # of following, and tweets of clicked user.
- Profile view should include that user's timeline
- Optional: User can view following / followers list through the profile
- User can infinitely paginate any of these timelines (home, mentions, user) by scrolling to the bottom
The following advanced user stories are completed:
- While composing a tweet, user can see a character counter with characters remaining for tweet out of 140
- Links in tweets are clickable and will launch the web browser (see autolink)
- User can refresh tweets timeline by pulling down to refresh (i.e pull-to-refresh)
- User can open the twitter app offline and see last loaded tweets
- Tweets are persisted into sqlite and can be displayed from the local DB
- User can tap a tweet to display a "detailed" view of that tweet
- User can select "reply" from detail view to respond to a tweet
- Improve the user interface and theme the app to feel "twitter branded"
- User can see embedded image media within the tweet detail view
- Compose activity is replaced with a modal overlay
- Replace the existing ActionBar with the newer support App ToolBar instead.
- Apply the popular Butterknife annotation library to reduce boilerplate.
- Leverage the popular GSON library to streamline the parsing of JSON data.
- Robust error handling, check if internet is available, handle error cases, network failures
- When a network request is sent, user sees an indeterminate progress indicator
- User can "reply" to any tweet on their home timeline
- The user that wrote the original tweet is automatically "@" replied in compose
- User can click on a tweet to be taken to a "detail view" of that tweet
- Advanced: User can take favorite (and unfavorite) or reweet actions on a tweet
- Improve the user interface and theme the app to feel "twitter branded"
- User can search for tweets matching a particular query and see results
- Apply the popular Butterknife annotation library to reduce view boilerplate.
- Leverage the popular GSON library to streamline the parsing of JSON data.
- User can view their Twitter direct messages (and/or send new ones)
Libraries used: android-async-http-1.4.9, Glide-3.6, Mike Ortiz's TouchView, CardView-v7, jackson-2.0.1 and android-support-appcompat-v7.
####Demo:
