Carry Shop (Compose)

This is a modular Android application designed with clean architecture principles. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing products and a shopping cart, allowing users to browse, view, and update their cart items.

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Architecture

This follows a modular architecture adhering to clean architecture principles and the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern.

Architecture Overview

Modules

App Module:

• Depends on all relevant feature modules (:features:shop).

Feature Modules:

• Represents individual features of the app (:features:shop, :feature:anotherfeature).
• It should not depend on other feature modules.
• Depends on core modules for shared functionality.

Core Modules:

• Includes common code shared among features and other core modules (e.g., :core:design, :core:networking, :core:utils, :core:database). Can depend on one another but should avoid cyclical dependencies.

Libraries and Tools

• Github Actions: Automates CI/CD workflows and manages pipelines for the project.
• Kotlin (1.9.0): The primary language for app development and testing.
• Coil (2.4.0): Handles image loading efficiently within Compose UI components.
• Hilt (2.48): Manages dependency injection with ease and efficiency.
• JUnit (4.13.2): Framework used for writing and running unit tests.
• Jetpack Compose (2023.09.00): Used for creating modern, reactive UIs and navigation.
• Accompanist (0.31.5-beta): Provides additional Compose functionalities not yet available in the core library.
• Material Icons (1.9.0): Supplies various icons that enhance the visual design of the app.
• Turbine (0.12.1): Specialized library for testing kotlinx.coroutines Flow.
• Kotlin Coroutines (1.7.3): Facilitates asynchronous programming and managing background tasks.
• Room (2.5.2): Provides an abstraction layer over SQLite for robust and efficient database operations.
• Retrofit (2.9.0): Simplifies REST API interactions and data fetching.
• OkHttp (4.11.0): Manages network operations and logging for HTTP requests.
• Build Logic Convention: Defines and maintains consistent build practices and management.
• Moshi (1.15.0): Converts JSON into Kotlin objects and vice versa.

App Artifacts

The app APK can be found from the latest successful action on the GitHub Actions tab Actions