This an Android Application that displays all Rick & Morty Characters and their details.
This app has a MultiModule, MVVM architecture in place to allow the App to Scale, improve Quality and Robustness and Allow the App to Scale. This also makes the App to Scale
- Separation of concern
- Drive UI from Data Model
- Make functionality easily changeable or droppable
- Make Code easier to read
- Make use of good practices and Jetpack libraries(Architecture components)
Domain Layer
- Sits between the UI and Data layer
- Used in this project to encapsulate business logic
- Enables use-cases to be reused in multiple view model
- Defines the repository interface that drives the main functionality
Data Layer*
- Contains the implementation of business logic(Repository Implementation)
- Gets data from the remote data source
- Cache's remote data to Local Room Database
Presentation/UI layer
- This layer is the layer that displays data to the user screen
- Contains view models that are lifecycle friendly and takes code away from our Activity/UI components
- Defines our architecture which is MVVM (Model View View-Model)
- Contains our states that handle logic like loading
- Retrofit - Android Network Client, Used to consume API from RickAndMorty API
- AirBnB Epoxy - Epoxy is an Android library for building complex screens in a RecyclerView. Models are automatically generated from custom views or databinding layouts via annotation processing. These models are then used in an EpoxyController to declare what items to show in the RecyclerView.
- Coroutines - Used to execute code asynchronously
- Material Design + XML - Used to write the UI of the App
- Material Design - Give the App a theme and generally improve UI of the App
- Coil Image - Image Loading library
- Lifecycle library - Majorly to define the ViewModels of the app
- Navigation - To navigate to different screens of the App
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