Coffee Shop

A Coffee Shop app built with Kotlin, with some Java, and Firebase, focused on UI design, created as a quick project to test item addition to the cart functionality.

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Features

• Premium UI: Visually appealing, user-friendly, and attractively designed interface for an enhanced user experience.
• Popular Coffees:
  • Users can check coffee ratings.
  • Users can select coffee sizes.
  • Users can add their favorite coffee to the cart.
• Cart Screen:
  • View all items added to the cart with individual prices.
    • Check the subtotal price of all items.
    • Check the delivery charges applied to the order.
    • Can check the total tax on items.
    • Check the total price for the entire order.

Screenshots

Getting Started

1. Setup Android Studio

2. Clone the Repo

$ git clone https://github.com/HaroonBsf/Coffee-Shop
$ cd Coffee-Shop/

3. Setup Firebase Realtime Database

1. Create a Firebase Project:
   • Go to the Firebase Console and create a new project.
2. Enable Firebase Realtime Database:
   • In your Firebase project console:
     • Click on Realtime Database from the left-hand menu.
     • Click on "Create Database."
     • Choose "Start in test mode" for initial setup and click "Enable."
3. Add Data to Realtime Database:
   • Download the provided database_firebase.json file.
   • Go to the Firebase Realtime Database in the console.
   • Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select Import JSON.
   • Choose the database_firebase.json file and import it to populate the database with initial data.

4. Configure Firebase for Android

1. Create an Android App in Firebase:
   • In the Firebase console, go to Project settings.
   • Under "Your apps," select Add app and choose Android.
   • Enter your package name (e.g., com.yourname.coffeeshopapp).
2. Download and Add google-services.json:
   • Follow the on-screen instructions in Firebase to download the google-services.json file.
   • Place it in your project’s /app directory.
3. Add SHA-1 Key:

   • Run the following command to get your SHA-1 key:

     keytool -exportcert -list -v -alias androiddebugkey -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore
     

   • In the Firebase console, under the Android app settings, add your SHA-1 key by clicking "Add Fingerprint."

5. Add Dependencies

• Check and add the latest versions of the necessary dependencies for Firebase Realtime Database, Lifecycle (extensions, ViewModel, LiveData, runtime), Glide, and Gson to your project.

• For detailed instructions on setting up Firebase Realtime Database dependencies, refer to the Firebase Realtime Database Setup Guide.

• Ensure View Binding is enabled. If not, add the following inside the android block in your build.gradle file (Module: app):

  buildFeatures{
      viewBinding = true
  }
  

• Sync your project with Gradle to ensure all dependencies are correctly added.

6. Final Step

• Build and run the app on your Android device or emulator.

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 Haroon Majeed

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