Hayate

Hayate is your go-to mobile application for Android, meticulously crafted in Kotlin. This app is designed to be your swift companion in the world of anime, providing quick and seamless guidance. Powered by the Jikan API, a dynamic and community-driven resource for anime-related data, Hayate offers an immersive experience for anime enthusiasts.

Roadmap

Here is the current plan for Hayate Development:

Showcase

Here is the current looks on Hayate:

Features

Hayate currently consist of the following features:

Explore Screen

The Explore page serves as your gateway to the vibrant world of anime, offering a comprehensive view of what's happening in the anime community today:

1. Today's Airing Anime: Stay in the loop with the latest episodes airing today.
2. Popular Anime: Discover the hottest and most beloved anime series.
3. This Season Airing: Explore the exciting anime currently airing in the current season.
4. Upcoming Season: Get a sneak peek into what's on the horizon for the next season.
5. Search Functionality: Effortlessly find your favorite anime with the intuitive search feature.

Collection Screen

The Collection screen provides a personalized space for managing your anime activities:

1. Recently Viewed: Quickly revisit the anime you've recently explored.
2. Watchlist: Keep track of the anime you're planning to watch in the future.

Detail Screen

1. Detailed Anime Information: Explore comprehensive details about the selected anime.
2. Add to Watchlist: Personalize your anime journey by adding selected series to your watchlist.

Tech Stack

Here's an overview of the technologies and libraries that power Hayate:

1. Jetpack Compose: Hayate uses Jetpack Compose for efficient and immersive UI development, aligning seamlessly with its user-friendly interface goals.
2. Firebase: Hayate uses Firebase for scalable backend services. Firebase Analytics provides insights, Remote Config adjusts configurations dynamically, and Crashlytics offers real-time crash reporting for enhanced stability.
3. Dagger Hilt: Hayate utilizes Dagger Hilt for clean and modular Android dependency injection. Hilt simplifies integration, enhancing code readability and scalability while facilitating future expansion.
4. Retrofit: Hayate relies on Retrofit for streamlined and type-safe HTTP requests, simplifying API communication and ensuring reliable data exchange for efficient anime-related information retrieval.
5. Room: Hayate relies on Room for seamless SQLite database integration in Android. Room simplifies data persistence, providing an efficient and structured approach for managing anime-related information locally.
6. ViewModel: Hayate utilizes ViewModel for efficient data management and a streamlined, user-friendly anime guide experience.
7. Coroutine: Hayate utilizes Kotlin Coroutines for streamlined asynchronous programming, enhancing code readability and performance in delivering an efficient anime guide experience.
8. Moshi: Hayate employs Moshi for efficient JSON parsing in Kotlin, simplifying data serialization and deserialization for managing anime-related information.
9. DataStore Preferences: Hayate improves data storage efficiency with DataStore Preferences on Android. It checks feature availability in real-time through remote configuration, simplifying the management of app settings for a smoother user experience.

License

Hayate is open-source and released under the MIT License.