README.md

Owl sample

This sample is a Jetpack Compose implementation of Owl, a Material Design study.

To try out these sample apps, you need to use the latest Canary version of Android Studio 4.2. You can clone this repository or import the project from Android Studio following the steps here.

This sample showcases:

• Material theming & light/dark themes
• Custom layout
• Animation

Screenshots

Features

Onboarding Screen

The onboarding screen allows users to customize their experience by selecting topics. Notable features:

• Custom staggered grid layout.
• Topic chip with custom selection animation.

Courses Screen

The courses screen displays featured and saved course and a search screen. Notable fetures:

• Custom StaggeredVerticalGrid responsive to available size.
• FeaturedCourse composable demonstrates usage of ConstraintLayout.

Course Details Screen

Displays details of a selected course, featuring:

• A FloatingActionButton that can be clicked or dragged to transform into a LessonsSheet.
• A selection of RelatedCourses using a nested BlueTheme.

Theming

Owl follows Material Design, customizing colors, typography and shapes. These come together in Owl's multiple themes, one for each color scheme. Additionaly, Owl supports image and elevation theming, providing alternate images/elevations in light/dark themes.

Common UI

Compose makes it simple to create a library of components and use them throughout the app. See:

• CourseListItem is used on both the My Courses screen and in the related section of the Course Details screen.
• OutlinedAvatar is used on both the Featured Courses screen and the Course Details screen.

Utilities

Owl implements some utility functions of interest:

• Window insets will likely be provided by the Compose library at some point. Until then this demonstrates how it can be implemented.
• Navigation: an implementation of Android Architecture Components Navigation will be provided for Compose at some point. Until then this class provides a simple Navigator with back-stack and a backHandler effect.

Data

Domain types are modelled in the model package, each containing static sample data exposed using fake Repos objects.

Imagery is sourced from Unsplash and Pravatar and loaded using coil-accompanist.

License

Copyright 2020 The Android Open Source Project

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