S-Ecom Android App

Overview

This Android application is built using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. The app focuses on a clean and intuitive user interface, clean architecture, and efficient ui state handling.

Features

• Product Browsing: Explore a catalog of products with clear images, descriptions, and pricing.
• Product Details: View comprehensive information about individual products, including ratings and reviews.
• Category Filtering: Browse products by category for easy navigation.
• Dark Mode Support: Switch between light and dark themes for personalized viewing.
• User Authentication: uses Firebase authentication using email and password.

Technologies & Libraries

• Kotlin: The primary programming language for Android development, known for its conciseness and safety.
• Jetpack Compose: A modern declarative UI toolkit for building native Android interfaces.
• Hilt: Dependency injection library for managing dependencies and improving code testability.
• Retrofit: Type-safe HTTP client for making network requests to the API.
• Coil: Image loading library for efficiently displaying images from URLs.
• Coroutines: Kotlin's concurrency framework for handling asynchronous operations like network calls.
• DataStore: Jetpack library for storing key-value data preferences, like theme settings.
• Navigation Component: Jetpack library for managing navigation between screens and handling deep links.

How to Run the Code

1. Clone the Repository:

2. Open in Android Studio: Import the project into Android Studio.

3. Build and Run: Build the project and run it on an Android emulator or a physical device.

Project Structure

• ui: Contains composable functions for building the user interface.

  • screens: Individual screen composables (e.g., ProductListScreen, ProductDetailScreen, ProfileScreen).
  • components: Reusable UI components (e.g., ProductCard, CategoryItem).

• data: Handles data fetching, storage, and modeling.

  • repository: Repositories for interacting with data sources (e.g., ProductRepository).
  • model: Data classes representing the app's data models (e.g., Product, Category).

• di: Dependency injection modules for providing dependencies using Hilt.

• util: Utility classes and functions for common tasks.

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