A Pokémon list project that exhibits the next generation way for us to build our multi-module Android Applications using Jetpack Compose, Hilt, Clean Architecture, Kotlin Flow and more...

This project will be helpful for many things both Pokémon and Tech, building with Jetpack Compose

• List of Pokémon: #1010 as of the moment since the 5 others are newly released no further info is provided
• Shiny Pokémon Image: Get to see what their shiny form looks like in the details page
• Search Pokémon: Either search by their name or number
• Responsive Layout: Supports both portrait and landscape orientation
• Android OS Support: Supports Android Phones starting Nougat (Android 7.0 API Level 24) onwards

• Multi-module: App is multi-module ready to better isolate feature and layer modules that can be handled by big teams. Better way to reuse certain feature and spend less on build times as well
• Clean Architecture: Uses modern android way of building using Clean Architecture

Each feature module is built with a sub-module that follows Domain, Data and UI

• Navigation Across Multi-module Features: Access different features from different module using composables
• Navigation Compose Deeplinks: Shows an example on how to achieve deeplinks, parameterized deeplinks in Navigation Compose

Can be tested using Firefox Android App Home or Main page use: pokedex:// or any other such as pokedex://home Details page use: pokedex://pokemon/{id} where id is the pokemon number

• Coil Image Loading: Attempt to load an image using Coil with or without loading animation
• CI/CD Using Github: Utilizing Github Actions and Github Releases page for pipelines and deployment (uses debug apk but you can build release or sign as you like)
• R8: Release and R8 ready, just make sure to generate your own keystore / signing capability
• Lib Versions Catalog: Uses new lib.versions.toml versions catalog to manage dependencies and their versions

This project is built using next generation tools supported by the latest Canary version of Android Studio Jellyfish | 2023.3.1 Canary 4:. It is very important that your Kotlin, K2 Compiler, Jetpack Compose Compiler and Hilt versions aligned. In this case I used (Kotlin 1.9.22, Jetpack Compose Compiler 1.5.8, Hilt 2.47+)

• Android Studio Jellyfish: IDE used
• Kotlin: Programming Language
• K2 Compiler: In preparation for Kotlin 2.0
• KSP: Uses KSP for hilt
• Jetpack Compose: UI Toolkit
• Jetpack Libraries: Lifecycle, View Model, Material 3, Navigation Compose etc.
• Hilt: Dependency Injection
• Coil: Image Loading
• Retrofit & OkHttp: Networking and API management
• Kotlin Coroutines & Kotlin Flow: Asynchrounous tasks and management

• Artwork and UI mockup reference: https://dribbble.com/shots/16833947-Mobile-Pokedex-App-Design-Exploration
• API and Splashscreen Icon: https://pokeapi.co/
• Splashscreen Main Icon: https://icon-library.com/icon/pokedex-icon-21.html
• App Launcher Icon: https://dribbble.com/shots/2947190-Poke-Ball-Pokedex

Copyright 2023 Mike Lau

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