league-stats: A Java repository from rifley

League Stats

By Riley Watts 5/28/17

Description

A way for Summoners(users) to check their match history, add favorite champions to their backpack to look at, and eventually optimize skill/item strategies for their lane opponents.

Setup/Installation Requirements

If you do not yet have a League of Legends account, create one here League of Legends Account Creation.
After you have a League of Legends account, visit the Riot Developer Page by signing in with your League of Legends Account. Copy your API key located half-way down on the left side of the screen, you'll need it soon.
Open your terminal/ git command line.
Navigate to your desktop and paste git clone https://github.com/rifley/league-stats.git
Open Android Studio and select the open existing project option and select 'League Stats' which should be located in the Desktop directory
In the top level of the 'League Stats' App directory, create a new file called 'gradle.properties'
Inside this file paste RiotKey = "Your Key Here" but replace "Your Key Here" with the key located on this page Riot Developer Page.
You should now be able to run the application by clicking the green play button.

Known Bugs

When saving champion to firebase, it saves the same information multiple times under different keys. All keys are used at one point, but not during object instantiation. Fixed 6/13/17
Activating animation for onItemSelected causes view to stay faded even after deselected.

Planning

Epicodus check list

Week One

Display a list of information
Use custom typefaces to enhance your designs
Gather user input and pass it to another activity
Validate all forms
Use ButterKnife to bind all views.
Implement the View.OnClickListener interface to set click listeners to view elements

Week Two

Implement OkHttp to retrieve data from a backend.
Create a data model to store the data.
Display a list of information using a RecyclerView
Incorporate at least one implicit intent

Week Three

Implement Firebase user authentication.
Save and retrieve data using Firebase, making sure to structure your data according to Firebase guidelines.
Employ the Firebase-RecyclerAdapter to display from your database.
Use SharedPreferences to save an important piece of data in your app.
Utilize dialogs to inform users of login status

Wants

Summoner match history on summoner activity (recycler view, seperate API call)
Backpack specific to firebase user auth

Support and contact details

If you have any questions, concerns, or general comments, reach out to me via email or InMail on LinkedIn

email - github - linkedIn

Technologies Used

Android Studio - Java

License

MIT License

rifley/league-stats