CookWhatYouHave is a modern Android application designed to solve the daily culinary dilemma: "What can I cook with the ingredients I have at home?"
Built entirely with Jetpack Compose, this app allows users to search for recipes based on available ingredients, view detailed instructions, and save their favorite meals for offline access using a local database.
⚠️ Note: Features are being implemented iteratively.
The application is built following Clean Architecture principles and the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern. This ensures a strict separation of concerns, making the app scalable, testable, and easy to maintain.
This project leverages Modern Android Development (MAD) standards:
- Language: Kotlin
- Dependency Injection: Hilt - For decoupled and testable code structure.
- Concurrency: Coroutines & Flow - For asynchronous operations and reactive data streams.
- Network:
- Retrofit- Type-safe HTTP client.
- OkHttp - For network interceptors and logging.
- Moshi - JSON Parsing.
- Local Storage: Room - SQLite abstraction for offline caching.
- Architecture Components: ViewModel, Lifecycle, Repository Pattern.
This app uses the public API provided by TheMealDB.
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- Add Category filters
- Animations
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