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DataStoreDemo

This project is a demonstration of implementing Android Jetpack's DataStore for data management within a Jetpack Compose app. It follows a clean code architecture, providing a foundation for utilizing DataStore in real-world applications.

Features

  • Display a list of task
  • Sort the task by Priority
  • Sort the task by Deadline
  • Change the app theme
  • Show compelted and pending tasks
  • delete task [Upcoming]
  • delete all task [upcoming]

Overview

DataStoreDemo showcases two types of DataStore:

  1. Preferences DataStore: Simple key-value storage for primitive data types.
  2. Proto DataStore: Structured data storage using Protocol Buffers for complex data objects.

Features

  • Jetpack Compose UI: Modern, declarative UI for Android.
  • DataStore Implementation: Demonstrates both Preferences and Proto DataStores.
  • Clean Architecture: Separates concerns into different layers for maintainability.
  • Coroutines and Flow: Manages asynchronous data operations.

Setup

To get started:

  1. Clone the repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/myofficework000/DataStoreDemo.git

Open the project in Android Studio and sync Gradle. Ensure your Android SDK is up-to-date (API level 21 or higher).

Usage

This app demonstrates reading and writing data in a reactive way:

Preferences DataStore: Stores simple user settings. Proto DataStore: Stores structured data with custom fields. Example usage for storing preferences data:

dataStore.edit { preferences -> preferences[PreferencesKeys.EXAMPLE_KEY] = "example_value" }

Technologies Used

Kotlin for programming language. Jetpack Compose for UI. DataStore (Preferences and Proto) for data storage. Coroutines and Flow for async programming.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit a pull request with your improvements.