AIO

Movie explore featuring modularization and latest trends on Android.

Who is it for?

• Android Developer folks
• Koltin fans
• Want to learn a real usage of a tool
• Interested in the architecture in use
• Want to participate on crafting a great app
• Beginners/Intermediates/Advanced developers
• Just here to copy-past?!

Images of AIO

About

AIO stand for All In One. it's there because I wanted to say you might find everything at one place (no surprises!)

AIO is Kotlin-First. so everything you see here in this repository will be in Kotlin.

For now I'm using TMDB as backend and API source.

Architecture is MVI/UDF Using RxJava.

Using Bitrise for CI/CD. Release generation is all automatic and human less. every push to master causes a new release.

I try to explain every path I take every workaround I make and all and all anything interesting on my Blog : worldsnas.com

• Setup a Side-Project
• Why I chose Dagger, A Dagger Story
• Deep Dive in Dagger Setup
• Setting up a CI server

make sure to have a look there for a detailed explanation.

Installing/Running

• First create a local.properties in root folder
• Get a TMDB API-Key and add to the properties file with "API_KEY" tag
• Add a empty field for these keys:
  • keyStorePass
  • aioAlias
  • keyPass
  • keyStoreAddress
  • Fabric_API_KEY
• Lastly disable GoogleServices plugin by commenting apply plugin: 'com.google.gms.google-services' in app/build.gradle file

Now you can open the project in AndroidStudio and build/Test/Run it.

Latest Release

The project has not yet been published on google play. but you can grab the latest release in two ways:

• Using Telegram: AIO Release Channel
• Github Release page: Releases

Features and Goals

All the detail of project Milestones/Features/Progress/Done can be found on Github Project for this Repository. I try to keep it updated and as detailed as possible.

Technologies

• Conductor: A small, yet full-featured framework that allows building View-based Android applications.
• Dagger2: Dependency Injection framework for both Java and Android.
• ButterKnife: View Binding into fields.
• RxJava: A library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs by using observable sequences.
• Epoxy: Epoxy is an Android library for building complex screens in a RecyclerView.
• DynamicFeatures: Deliver code to Android onDemand.
• Retrofit: Type-safe HTTP client for Android and Java.
• OkHttp: An HTTP client for Android, Kotlin, and Java.
• Fresco: An Android library for managing images and the memory they use.
• LeakCanary: LeakCanary is a memory leak detection library for Android.
• AssertJ: Fluent assertions for java.
• Mockk: Mocking library for Kotlin.
• MockWebServer: A scriptable web server for testing HTTP clients.
• Robolectric: Running Android Tests on JVM.
• Androidx Test: Helper libraries for Android Tests.

Contribution

There are a ton of stuff that you can contribute to.

• Readme!
• Reporting issues with the app (by creating new issues on this repo)
• New cool feature in mind? add it to the Project page.
• Like to add documentation just send a PR
• Like to see a feature in the app quicker? try to implement it yourself and send a PR
• A typo? sure why not?
• Bug Fix? shoot it!
• Different approach to some implementation? I'm all open.
• Something bothers in this repo? open a discussion issue so we can talk.