Whats in this project

• This project contains six screens (Splash, Login, Signup, Home and Profile and WebView)
• This project use Navigation Component structure and shows how to navigate between two navigation graphs(From Auth to Home and Home to Auth) and usage of popupTo and inclusive in project.
• This project also contains Navigation major Component Deep Linking like for opening webview from any of the screen of graph we are using Implicit deep linking from profile screen
• This project also contains Local Push Notification to show example of Explicit Deep Linking of Navigation component in profile screen.

More Information about Navigation Component The “Navigation Component” simplifies implementing navigation, while also helping you visualize app’s navigation flow

Why Promoting Navigation Component:

• Automatic handling of fragment transactions
• Correctly handling up to and back by default.
• Default behaviours for animations and transitions
• Deep linking as a first-class operation.
• Implementing navigation UI patterns (like navigation drawers and bottom nav) with little additional work.
• Type safety when passing information while navigating.
• Android Studio tooling for visualizing and editing the navigation flow of an app

Navigation Component:

1. Navigation Graph (New XML resource) — This is a resource that contains all navigation-related information in one centralized location. This includes all the places in your app, known as destinations, and possible paths a user could take through your app.
2. NavHostFragment (Layout XML view) — This is a special widget you add to your layout. It displays different destinations from your Navigation Graph.
3. NavController (Kotlin/Java object) — This is an object that keeps track of the current position within the navigation graph. It orchestrates swapping destination content in the NavHostFragment as you move through a navigation graph.

Usage

Building the Navigation Graph Example App

First, clone the repo:

• git clone https://
• Building the Navigation Graph Example app then depends on your build tools.

Android Studio

• Open Android Studio and select File->Open... or from the Android Launcher select Import project (Eclipse ADT, Gradle, etc.) and navigate to the root directory of your project.
• Select the directory or drill in and select the file build.gradle in the cloned repo.
• Click 'OK' to open the the project in Android Studio.
• A Gradle sync should start build the 'app' module as needed.

Running the Navigation Graph Example App

Connect an Android device to your development machine.

Android Studio

• Select Run -> Run 'app' (or Debug 'app') from the menu bar
• Select the device you wish to run the app on and click 'OK'

Gradle

• Install the debug APK on your device ./gradlew installDebug
• Start the APK: <path to Android SDK>/platform-tools/adb -d shell am start app.digiotouch.digivr.ui.component.MainActivity

Command Line

Assure you have a local.properties file in the top level directory with: sdk.dir=/path/to/your/Android/sdk

Goto Shell/Terminal/, reach at android-sdk/tools directory then

adb install fileName.apk // (u can run this command on windows) or ./adb install fileName.apk //( u can run this command on linux)