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A SpaceX Companion App
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MoonShot is a SpaceX companion app to help you keep up with their launches. It uses the SpaceX API to fetch data.
MoonShot is built using Vector, a Kotlin Coroutines based MVI architecture library for Android.
Features
- View Next Launch information right on the home page
- Get reminders before every launch
- View all the rockets used by SpaceX along with the launches they have attempted
- View Launch Pad information about every launch
- Ability to search through all launches, launch pads and rockets.
- Complete offline support.
- Clean, minimal design with Dark theme support.
- And a lot, lot more.
Project Architecture
- Vector, for an MVI architecture pattern and state management.
- Kotlin Coroutines for nearly all asynchronous operations
- Network Response Adapter to easily handle error states in network calls.
- Epoxy to build most of the UI.
- Room for the local persistence layer
- Moshi for JSON parsing
- Dagger for Dependency Injection.
- Navigation Architecture Component for in-app navigation
- Multi Module app following Modularization by feature, with every feature sharing the same repository layer
Contribution
I am happy to accept contributions from the community. Please file issues before making Pull Requests.
This project uses Firebase Crashlytics for crash reporting. To setup your project locally, you will need to create an new Firebase Project on the Firebase Console. Once the setup process is complete, you will have the opportunity to download the google-services.json file. Place it in the app/ folder and build your project.