Late Entry Project

• Barcode scanner Android application, based on MVVM Architecture
• An offline friendly app
• Handled edge cases related to multiple clicks, multiple toasts, asking user permission, etc.
• GitHub Actions & Firebase App distribution for CI/CD to reduce testing time by 20%
• Implemented R8 to reduce apk size by 28.5%

This app is created for an official purpose currently being used in our College, in order to easily keep a track on students coming late to the college. The app data is synced with a remote server, where data is stored permanently.

• The user must authenticate himself first in order to start scanning
• The app provides a quick barcode scanner, with an option to enable flash
• In case of damaged camera/barcode, the user can manually enter student number and register a late entry
• On scanning or manually entering data, student details pops up with name, branch, admission year, image, & student no (which are stored in app's database to provide quicker access)
• In offline scenario, all entries are stored in app's database, & can be synced with the server afterwards
• The Settings page include the option to sync locally stored student details & late entry records and other options related to the user

Splash	Login	Student Details	Settings

• Clone this repository to your local machine
• Generate a BASE URL for your server & update the variable in Constants.kt
• Create a project in Firebase & generate appID and firebase token
• Then add the following values to your GitHub Secrets:
  • SIGNING_KEY_ALIAS
  • SIGNING_KEY_PASSWORD
  • SIGNING_STORE_PASSWORD
  • FIREBASE_APP_ID
  • FIREBASE_TOKEN
• Build the project and then run it

• Kotlin + Coroutines
• ViewModel + LiveData
• ROOM DB
• Preferences Datastore
• Retrofit
• R8
• GitHub Actions
• Firebase App Distribution

Join us in shaping the future of this project – your contributions are invaluable!

• Fork the repository and create a new branch for your feature or bug fix
• Make your changes and ensure that the code follows the project's coding standards
• Write tests to cover your changes and ensure that existing tests pass
• Submit a pull request, explaining the changes and the problem it addresses
• A project maintainer will review your pull request, and upon approval, it will be merged into the main branch

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE file for more information.