Name of your app is an android app that allows a user to view his Twitter timeline. The app utilizes Twitter REST API.
Time spent: 5.5 hours spent in total
The following required functionality is completed:
- User can sign in to Twitter using OAuth login
- User can view tweets from their home timeline
- User is displayed the username, name, and body for each tweet
- User is displayed the relative timestamp for each tweet "8m", "7h"
- User can refresh tweets timeline by pulling down to refresh
The following optional features are implemented:
- User can view more tweets as they scroll with infinite pagination
- User can tap a tweet to display a "detailed" view of that tweet
- User can open the twitter app offline and see last loaded tweets
- On the Twitter timeline, leverage the CoordinatorLayout to apply scrolling behavior that hides / shows the toolbar.
- Replace all icon drawables and other static image assets with vector drawables where appropriate.
- User can see embedded image media within the tweet detail view
- User sees an indeterminate progress indicator when any background or network task is happening
- User can see embedded image media within a tweet on list or detail view.
- User can click a link within a tweet body on tweet details view. The click will launch the web browser with relevant page opened.
- User can view following / followers list through any profile they view.
- User is using "Twitter branded" colors and styles
The following additional features are implemented:
- Used databinding to remove findViewById
Here's a walkthrough of implemented user stories:
I had trouble logging in because my Twitter account had been suspended for "impersonating" myself. The Twitter app frequently shut me out because of request overload, especially during infinite pagination implementation;
- Android Async HTTP - Simple asynchronous HTTP requests with JSON parsing
- Glide - Image loading and caching library for Android
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- If you receive the following error
org.scribe.exceptions.OAuthException: Cannot send unauthenticated requests for TwitterApi client. Please attach an access token!
then check the following: - Is your intent-filter with
<data>
attached to theLoginActivity
? If not, make sure that theLoginActivity
receives the request after OAuth authorization. - Is the
onLoginSuccess
method being executed in theLoginActivity
. On launch of your app, be sure to start the app on the LoginActivity so authentication routines execute on launch and take you to the authenticated activity. - If you are plan to test with Android API 24 or above, you will need to use Chrome to launch the OAuth flow.
- Note that the emulators (both the Google-provided x86 and Genymotion versions) for API 24+ versions can introduce intermittent issues when initiating the OAuth flow for the first time. For best results, use an device for this project.