NewsBreeze is an unofficial news app that uses the News API to fetch the latest breaking news articles and presents them to the user in a user-friendly interface. The app allows users to view article details, save articles for later reading, search for articles by title, and sort articles by date and publication. It also includes offline caching of news articles.
You can Install and test latest Newsbreeze app from below π
- Fetching Breaking News The app fetches the latest breaking news articles from the News API and displays them in a list format. Each article in the list includes the following details:
- Image: The article's thumbnail or representative image.
- Title: The headline or title of the article.
- Date: The publication date of the article.
- Description: A short description or summary of the article's content.
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Viewing Full Article When the user clicks on an article in the list, the app displays the full article, including the complete text, images, and any additional details available. This allows users to read the entire article within the app.
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Save to Read Later Each article in the list has a "Save to Read Later" button. When clicked, the article is saved for later reading in a persistent format. This means that even if the user closes the app and reopens it later, the saved articles will still be accessible.
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Read Later List The app provides a separate section or screen where users can view all the articles they have saved for later reading. Clicking on any article in the "Read Later" list displays the full article, allowing users to read it without searching for it again.
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Search by Title The app includes a search feature that allows users to search for articles by title. Users can enter keywords or phrases related to the article's title, and the app filters the list of articles to display only those matching the search query.
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Sorting by Date To enhance user experience, the app offers the ability to sort the breaking news articles by date and publication. Users can choose to view articles in ascending or descending order based on their preference.
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Offline Caching In case of no internet connection, the app caches news articles locally on the user's device. This allows users to continue browsing and reading articles even when they are offline.
- Newsbreeze is made using Kotlin and following Modern Android Development practices.
- Newsbreeze uses all Jetpack libraries and follows Clean + MVVM architecture.
- Newsbreeze uses coroutines and flows for asynchronous programming
- Kotlin - First class and official programming language for Android development.
- Coroutines - For asynchronous and more..
- Flow - A cold asynchronous data stream that sequentially emits values and completes normally or with an exception.
- Android Architecture Components - Collection of libraries that help you design robust, testable, and maintainable apps.
- Dependency Injection -
- Hilt-Dagger - Standard library to incorporate Dagger dependency injection into an Android application.
- Hilt-ViewModel - DI for injecting
ViewModel
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- Retrofit - An Http Client for android.
- GSON Converter - A Converter which uses Moshi for serialization to and from JSON.
- Glide - An image loading library for Android \
- Material Components for Android - Modular and customizable Material Design UI components for Android.
βββ data # For data handling.
| βββ local # Room DB and its related classes
| βββ remote # Retrofit and its related classes
β βββ repo impl # Implementation of repository interface of domain layer
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βββ di # Dependency Injection
β βββ module # DI Modules
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βββdomain # Enterprise logic and types
β βββ model # Model data classes and mapper classes, both remote and local entities
| βββ repo # Repository Interface decoupling
| βββ usecases # Control the flow to and from entities
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βββ presentation # UI/View layer
| βββ viewmodel # To persist UI state
| βββ fragment # All Screens in app.
β βββ adapter # Adapters for recyclerview
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βββ common # Utility Classes / Kotlin extensions
This app uses [CLean Architecture + MVVM] architecture