Android Clean Architecture

👉 Clean Architecture:

👉 Domain & Data Layer:

👉 Presentation Layer:

👉 Architecture:

• Following Clean Architecture.
• MVVM Architecture.
• Repository pattern.
• Use Cases.
• Applying SOLID principles, each class has a single job with separation of concerns by making classes independent of each other and communicating with interfaces.
• Using Kotlin-KTS & buildSrc to handle project dependencies.

👉 Tech Stack & Libraries:

• Navigation component - navigation graph for navigating and replacing screens/fragments
• DataBinding - allows to more easily write code that interacts with views and replaces findViewById.
• ViewModel - UI related data holder, lifecycle aware.
• Flow & StateFlow - Build data objects that notify views when the underlying database changes.
• Dagger-Hilt for dependency injection. Object creation and scoping is handled by Hilt.
• Kotlin Coroutines - for managing background threads with simplified code and reducing needs for callbacks
• Retrofit2 & OkHttp3 - to make REST requests to the web service integrated.
• Coil - for image loading.
• Material Bottom Navigation - to handle bottom tabs with support for multiple backStack.

👉 Project Structure:

• Sample includes some basic features required in each project like :
  • Splash.
  • App Tutorial.
  • Login - (With Business Logic).
  • Sign Up - (Blank Screens).
  • Forgot Password -(Blanck Screens).
  • Home Screen - (Contains 3 Tabs with 3 NavGraphs).

👉 Extra Modules:

• You will find extra modules also developed by me like :
  • AppTutorial - (To handle onBoarding tutorial screens).
  • ActionChooser - (A customized pop up with recyclerView of single selection).
  • PrettyPopUp (A customized pop up to display message to user with two actions (positive & negative buttons)).
  • ImagesSlider (An images slider supports auto scrolling for images from url and support GIF images).

👉 Code Style:

• Following official kotlin code style

👉 Apply Git Hooks:

• To apply git hooks in order to automate process of styling and checking your code, just follow this steps:
  • Copy pre-commit file depending on your OS from myGitHooks.
  • Paste it into .git/hooks in your project.
• Now each time you commit your changes, ktlintFormat and ktlintCheck will automatically run

👉 Local Development:

• Here are some useful Gradle commands for executing this example:
  • ./gradlew clean - Deletes build directory.

👉 TO DO:

• Apply ktlint for checking code style.
• Use git hooks to automate code checking and styling before any new commit.
• Use Flow in Domain layer.
• Use StateFlow in Presentation layer.
• Use UseCases.
• Handle Different Build Variants.
• Use Ktor as network client instead of Retrofit & OKHTTP.
• Use Data Store instead of Shared Preferences.
• Explore full MVI implementation.
• Add some unit tests.

👉 Contributing to Project:

• Just fork this repository and contribute back using pull requests.
• Any contributions, large or small, major features, bug fixes, are welcomed and appreciated but will be thoroughly reviewed .

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