/Eatelicious

Primary LanguageKotlin

Eatelicious: Mobile Development with Android Course

Eatelicious is an Android application, constructed using Kotlin, as a component of an extensive course on Android data persistence. The app incorporates a straightforward authentication mechanism via Firebase, enabling user registration, login, and logout functionalities. Additionally, it functions as a recipe storage platform, employing shared preferences for personalized user features and managing a local SQLite database.

Course Description

  • Duration: 27 hours 52 minutes 58 seconds
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Expertise Level: Intermediate
  • Code: IT_MDDPCIDJ_03_ENUS

Objectives

  • Understand key concepts of Android data storage
  • Learn to choose appropriate storage methods for different scenarios
  • Create an HTTP endpoint with app-specific storage
  • Implement shared preferences for key-value data storage
  • Utilize shared preferences for tracking recent items and autofilling forms
  • Use SQLite for structured data storage
  • Integrate SQLite with Android apps
  • Implement a toggle switch in an Android app
  • Set up CRUD operations in a restaurant app
  • Configure Kotlin Symbol Processing (KSP) plugin and Room API libraries
  • Utilize Room API to load data from SQLite
  • Summarize key course concepts

Instructor

Janani Ravi, Co-founder of Loonycorn

Features

  • User Authentication: The application uses Firebase Authentication for user sign up and login.
  • MVVM Architecture: The application follows the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) design pattern.
  • Dependency Injection: The application uses Hilt for dependency injection.

Technologies Used

  • Kotlin: The primary programming language used for development.
  • Firebase: Used for user authentication.
  • Hilt: A dependency injection library for Android, used to inject dependencies into different parts of the app.
  • Jetpack Compose: The modern way to build native Android UI. It simplifies and accelerates UI development on Android.

Project Structure

The project is divided into several packages:

  • auth: Contains classes related to authentication, including the AuthViewModel, AuthRepository, and AuthRepositoryImpl.
  • ui: Contains classes related to the user interface, including the LoginScreen.
  • utils: Contains utility classes.

Setup

To get started with the Eatelicious project:

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Open the project in your Android development environment.
  3. Set up Firebase in the Firebase console and download the google-services.json file into the app directory.
  4. Build and run the project on an emulator or real device.
  5. Follow the course modules to implement each feature step-by-step.

Contributing

Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests with improvements or fixes.

Enjoy your programming journey and have fun learning Android data persistence!