Proof Of Concept to run a Matrix client on Android devices using the Matrix Rust Sdk and Jetpack Compose
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README.md
element-x-android-poc
Proof Of Concept to run a Matrix client on Android devices using the Matrix Rust Sdk and Jetpack compose.
The plan is here!
Modules
This Android project is a multi modules project.
appmodule is the Android application module. Other modules are libraries;featuresmodules contain some UI and can be seen as screen of the application;librariesmodules contain classes that can be useful for other modules to work.
A few details about some modules:
libraries-coremodule contains utility classes;libraries-designsystemmodule contains Composables which can be used across the app (theme, etc.);libraries-elementresourcesmodule contains resource from Element Android (mainly strings);libraries-matrixmodule contains wrappers around the Matrix Rust SDK.
Here is the current module dependency graph:
