A pragmatic Jetpack Compose app template to build lean apps with. It contains everything you need to get you up and running build Android apps using Jetpack Compose.
This template is not meant for educational purposes with best practices in mind. Instead it is meant to be a pragmatic template that you can use to build your apps with.
There is no dependency injection framework used. Instead you will need to create your dependencies manually. Do not worry it is much simpler and faster than you think.
How to inject a ViewModel:
Create your factory function (see DependencyInjection.kt):
fun homeScreenViewModel(): HomeScreenViewModel {
return HomeScreenViewModel(photosRepository())
}use it in your screen level @Composable like this:
val homeViewModel = viewModel { homeScreenViewModel() }The template comes with an opinionated subclass of AndroidX' ViewModel called AbstractViewModel.
It setups the boilerplate you need to handle states, events and user actions in a strongly typed fashion. See HomeScreenViewModel.kt
Here is the signature:
abstract class AbstractViewModel<State : Any, Event : Any, UserAction : Any>(
startWith: State,
)you can use it like this:
class HomeScreenViewModel(
private val photosRepository: PhotosRepository,
) : AbstractViewModel<HomeScreenState, Nothing, Unit>(
startWith = HomeScreenState.Loading
)to bootstrap your ViewModel and start emitting states. See the PhotoDetailsViewModel.kt for a more complex example.
The template uses Compose Destinations to navigate across screens.
This specific library is used as it provides a simple and type-safe way to navigate across screens, and saves you so much time from writing boilerplate code.
See the original repo for more information.
Permissions are handled for you automatically. Instead of poluting your app with permissions checks, the template guards the app's content with a permission check:
AppTheme {
PermissionRequired(
onDenyClick = { finish() },
guardedContent = { /* Your app's content here */ }
)
}See Permissions.kt for more info.
The template comes with an optional permissions launcher that you can use for permissions that should not block the user experience.
See OptionalPermission.kt
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