felipejoglar / taskodoro-apps

Taskodoro is the productivity app made with Kotlin Multiplatform

Taskodoro is the productivity app made with Kotlin Multiplatform

License

Copyright 2022-2024 Felipe Joglar

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taskodoro-apps's Issues

Unify shared modules

Context

In the current status of KMP is not viable to work with a multimodule approach from the iOS side of things, it would imply to create an adapter layer in between shared and swift code to match all types correctly.

Solution

Unify all shared modules and apply the umbrella approach to simplify development.

Fix CI pipeline

Fix the CI pipelines for all platforms that are currently broken:

• Multiplatformn
• Android
• iOS

Add git hooks for spotless and detekt

Add the appropriate scripts and documentation to add & install the pre-commit and pre-push git hooks.

Archiving tasks

Add architecture documentation

Add some architecture documentation to link from the readme file.
Can also add a section of design considerations explain why some controversial decisions were taken.

Reference: felipejoglar/taskodoro#10

Add navigation and onboarding logic

Add support for navigation and onboarding logic. Also, add conditional navigation if the user has already been onboarded.

TO-DO

• Add navigation with PreCompose
  • Divide the navigation into graphs following https://developer.android.com/guide/navigation/design/type-safety
  • Add StateHolder thing to keep the state
• Add logic to store onboarded state
  • Add DataStore to handle preferences persistence
  • Create onboarding store logic
  • Add saving/retrieving logic from presentation layer
  • Skip onboarding if already done

Mark tasks as completed/incompleted

Create new Task

Story: User requests to create a new task

Narrative

As an offline user
I want to be able to create new tasks
So I can always remember what I need to do next

Scenarios (Acceptance criteria)

Given the user doesn't have connectivity
 When the user requests to create a new task
  And the data provided is valid
 Then the app should save the task locally

Save Task Locally Use Case

Data:

• Task

Primary course (happy path):

1. Execute the "Save Task" command with the above data.
2. System validates the data.
3. System saves new data.
4. System delivers success message.

Validating error course (sad path):

• System delivers error.

Saving error course (sad path):

• System delivers error.

Flowchart

Edit task's properties

Move to the new KMP template hierarchy

Move the current multiplatform build.gradle.kts scripts to the new source sets template.

• https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-hierarchy.html

Migrate to Compose Multiplatform

Migrate UI code to common source and ensure it works in both Android and iOS targets.

Display Tasks List UI

Add compose UI for the task list

Display Tasks List

Display Tasks List Feature Specs

As a user, I want to be able to view all my tasks in a list view, so I can see at a glance what I have to do.

Narrative 1

As an offline user
I want the app to automatically load my tasks into a list
So I can see at a glance what I need to do

Scenarios (Acceptance criteria)

Given the user doesn't have connectivity
 When the user requests to see its tasks
 Then the app should display my tasks from local storage

Use Cases

Load Tasks Use Case

Primary course:

1. Execute "Load Tasks" command.
2. System retrieves task from the local storge.
3. System creates a tasks list from cached data.
4. System delivers tasks.

Retrieval error course (sad path):

1. System delivers error.

Empty cache course (sad path):

1. System delivers no tasks.