Jetsurvey is a sample survey app, built with Jetpack Compose. The goal of the sample is to showcase text input, validation and state capabilities of Compose.

To try out this sample app, use the latest stable version of Android Studio. You can clone this repository or import the project from Android Studio following the steps here.

This sample contains several screens: a welcome screen, where the user can enter their email, sign in and sign up screens and a survey screen. The app has light and dark themes.

Package com.example.compose.jetsurvey

MainActivity is the application's entry point. Each screen is implemented inside a Fragment and MainActivity is the host Activity for all of the Fragments. The navigation between them uses the Navigation library. The screens and the navigation are defined in Navigation.kt

Package com.example.compose.jetsurvey.signinsignup

This package contains 3 screens:

• Welcome
• Sign in
• Sign up

To get to the sign up screen, enter an email that contains "signup". These screens show how to create different custom composable functions, reused them across multiple screens and handle UI state.

See how to:

• Use TextFields
• Implement TextField validation across one TextField (e.g. email validation) and across multiple TextFields (e.g. password confirmation)
• Use a Snackbar
• Use different types of Buttons: TextButton, OutlinedButton and Button

Package com.example.compose.jetsurvey.survey

This screen allows the user to fill out a survey, showing how to handle complex state. UI state is kept and restored on recompositions triggered by different reasons like a configuration change or a new question being displayed on the screen.

See how to:

• Use RadioButtons - for single item selection
• Use Checkboxes - for multi-item selection
• Use Slider - for picking a value from a range
• Use Scaffold - for screens with top bar, bottom bar and body
• Display a DialogFragment when requested from compose

The data in the sample is static, held in the *Repository classes.

The main README has instructions on how to setup this sample, and many others.

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