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GitHubUser-Dicoding-MADE 🚀

This project is part of the Dicoding "Menjadi Android Developer Expert" (MADE) course. The GitHubUser app allows users to search for GitHub users, view their profiles, and manage favorite users with secure data storage.


CircleCI

Features 📱

  • Search GitHub Users: Fetch GitHub users and view profile information using the GitHub API.
  • Favorites: Save favorite users securely using Room with SQLCipher for encrypted local storage.
  • User Details: View detailed information about each GitHub user, including repositories and followers.
  • Dark Mode: Support for light and dark themes.
  • Secure Storage: Data encryption with SQLCipher and obfuscation with ProGuard.
  • Certificate Pinning: Enhance security using OkHttp for SSL certificate pinning.
  • Continuous Integration: Integrated with CircleCI for automated builds and testing.
  • Memory Leak Detection: Monitor app memory with LeakCanary.

Tech Stack 🛠️

  • Kotlin - Android development language.
  • Android View - For UI components.
  • Clean Architecture - Ensuring scalable, maintainable code.
  • DataStore - For handling user preferences.
  • Room - For local database storage with encryption.
  • Koin (DI) - Dependency injection framework.
  • Coroutine Flow - Asynchronous data stream handling.
  • LiveData - Observing and updating UI based on data changes.
  • Glide - For efficient image loading.
  • Circle Image View - For displaying circular profile pictures.
  • Retrofit - HTTP client for making API calls.
  • CircleCI - For continuous integration and deployment.
  • LeakCanary - To detect memory leaks.
  • SQLCipher - For encrypting the Room database.
  • ProGuard - Code obfuscation and optimization.
  • OkHttp - For HTTP requests with certificate pinning.

Setup & Installation ⚙️

  1. Clone the repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/KristianEka/GitHubUser.git
  2. Install dependencies and build the project in Android Studio.
  3. Run the app on an emulator or device.