mcsheehan/android-doomtown-deckbuilder

A kotlin android application to demonstrate usage of RoomDb, Navigation, architecture components and MVVM

android-doomtown-deckbuilder's Issues

migrate from android support library to androidx

add a continuous deployment mechanism

setup_continuous_integration

Setup the CircleCI continuous integration.

convert the gson usage to moshi

For kotlin moshi is preffered over gson, so switch the gson usage to moshi

refactor room queries to use rxkotlin

The app should be reworked slightly so the results of the roomdb queries use rxkotlin.
https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/room-rxjava-acb0cd4f3757

download card list

A full list of the cards for doomtown must be obtained for displaying and processing.

The database used should be cached but updateable

To save on user data the doomtown db used should be cached on download.

download card images

The text data for the cards are downloaded including the urls for the images, however the images are not yet downloaded. These will need to be downloaded and cached.

add android data binding to the existing views

The android data binding library should be used to bind information present in the model to the existing views. This is currently done in the card list adapter.

cleanup the card view to allow for side by side cards

The current card view is basic and should be upgraded to a card view which makes the most of the the screen real estate.

change the application namespace to marksheehan.net

add a deck selection page

A page should be added allowing for selection of the decks to be used.

Update the repository to work with circleci docker images

The CircleCI continuous integration provides docker images. Use these by default rather than a custom image.
The android sdk and libraries need updating in gradle too.

migrate the existing code to kotlin

The app started in java and should now be migrated to kotlin

add visualiser for card data

The downloaded card data needs to be visualised. Basic gui elements should be created to allow for the browsing of the card data.