Build an Android application that allows a user to enter an organization name and then displays the top 3 most popular (by stars) repositories on GitHub for that organization.
A user should be able to click on one of the Repos and navigate to it within a webview or chrome custom tabs.
You can find details on the API here: https://developer.github.com/v3/
This code is based on my compose-template available here: https://github.com/lupsyn/compose-template
Generally this is a playgroud for a graph-ql integration.
- 100% Kotlin-only.
- Dependecy injection with Koin
- Data, domain, libraries and feature module
- Compose UI
- 100% Gradle Kotlin DSL setup.
- CI Setup with GitHub Actions
- Dependency versions managed via
TOML. - Issues Template (bug report + feature request).
- Pull Request Template.
Let's take a look in each major module of the application:
- app - The Application module. It contains all the initialization logic for the Android environment and starts the Jetpack Navigation Compose Graph.
- features - The module/folder containing all the features (visual or not) from the application
- domain - The modules containing the most important part of the application: the business logic. This module depends only on itself and all interaction it does is via dependency inversion.
- data - The module containing the data (local, remote etc) from the app
To better represents the idea behind the modules, here is a architecture image representing the flow of dependency:
