Welcome to TheMovie, an Android application that utilizes the JSONPlaceholder Database to retrieve posts and their comments, providing a social media app-like experience.

An Android app with modular architecture and MVVM architectural pattern.

Furthermore, some libraries and frameworks such as:

• Splash screen api and container HomeActivity.
• Network connectivity interceptor for HTTP requests.
• Hilt for dependencies injection.
• Room for local storage.
• Retrofit2 for API requests.
• Paging3 for local & remote data pagination.
• RemoteMediator for pagination orchestration.
• Coroutines and Flow for Reactive Functional Programming.
• StateFlow and SharedFlow for observing and updating data.
• ViewBinding for activities and fragments.
• Timber for logging purposes.
• Android Studio EditorConfig file to maintain consistent coding styles.
• Gradle’s Kotlin DSL.
• SonarCloud for static code analysis.
• SonarQube configuration files.
• JaCoCo maven plugin to generate test coverage reports.
• ktlint for static code analysis.
• LeakCanary for memory leaks detection.
• dokka for Kotlin’s documentation generation.

To summarize, every technology mentioned above was included in this project in order to meet the following requirements:

1. Load posts from JSON API, using both _start and _limit query parameters to support pagination (e.g. jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts?_start=0&_limit=10).
2. Show up swipe-to-options feature in posts recycler view items, allowing both delete a post and mark a post as favorite.
3. Favorite posts are shown up at the top of the list.
4. When a favorite post is unmarked as favorite, it returns to its previous position in the list.
5. Favorite posts have a star indicator.
6. Delete all posts in posts list except from the favorite ones using a floating button.
7. Fetching posts from JSON API when pull-to-refresh.
8. Post details screen is opened up when a post is tapped.
9. Delete a post and mark a post as favorite in post details screen.
10. Show up post, author, and comments data in post details screen.
11. App is able to work offline, loading both posts lists and posts details from local database.
12. Supporting landscape mode without losing screens’ state.

Clone this repository and import it into Android Studio

git clone https://github.com/JorgeDiazz/android-zemoga-tech-test.git  

Herein you can find multiple targets that the app takes into account:

Where the following formed variants are built for staging purposes:

• stagingInternalDebug
• stagingInternalRelease

And these ones for production purposes:

• productionInternalDebug
• productionInternalRelease
• productionExternalDebug
• productionExternalRelease

In order to sign your debug app build using debug-keystore.jks keystore, these are the credentials you will have to take in mind:

STORE_FILE = ./app/debug-keystore.jks

STORE_PASSWORD = android

KEY_ALIAS = android_zemoga

KEY_PASSWORD = android

1. Project’s CodeStyle can be found here.
2. Project utilities file can be found here.