This project is a Android Native application that reads a JSON file containing an Array and displays some of the data in a RecyclerView. The RecyclerView is used to efficiently display a large list of items, and the JSON data is parsed and displayed using a custom adapter.
Checkout the code walkthrough for a tour of the Android Beneficiary's codebase.
This application does not use Jetpack, Hermes, or Android XML. All views are created in code
Run the MainActivity to view the JSON data embedded in the application.
Run ExampleInstrumentTests on device to run JSON parsing tests.
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Better handling of Null values
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Localization of Contingent / Primary strings hard coded into the application
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Colors, layouts, animations, font styles, responsiveness
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JSON in the cloud
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More types, like DOB and SSN. Custom views to represent the complex subtypes.
com.example.beneficiary.model
The Beneficiary object and BeneficiaryAddress represent the data present in the data file. JSON data is read from res/raw and is assumed to be a JSONArray.
com.example.beneficiary.view
The BeneficiaryAdapter is a custom adapter class in the com.example.beneficiary.view package. It is responsible for binding the data from a Beneficiary object to a BeneficiaryView
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Lee Irvine is a technical consultant skilled in mobile technology. He is experienced in a range of different cross platform and native rendering technologies including UIKit, React Native, Flutter, and Android Views.