Android client for the Freesound Project.
API is defined as per the Freesound Project API documentation.
If you've stumbled across this repository - welcome!
This project is intended as a way for Futurice developers to hone their Android skills, learn from colleagues and experiment. We're only just getting started, so expect plenty of rough edges; we're not yet making any bold claims about using best practices that you should follow. Feel free to have a look at the code and be inspired or be appalled.
Thanks for your interest!
To build the app, you will need a Freesound API client id and secret stored in the file: <repo>/app/freesound-api.properties, as per:
freesound.api.clientId=yourapiclientidvaluegoeshere
freesound.api.clientSecret=yourapiclientsecretvaluegoeshere
If you don't have a key and you're not in the Futurice organization, then you will have to generate your own from the Freesound website.
Alternatively, you can join us at Futurice!
If you're a Futuricean and feel like getting involved, then look at the list of issues to find a task to work on. If you have an idea of your own, please add create a new issue and get the conversation started.
Create a branch from the master branch with this format:
git checkout -b <type>/<title>
Where type is one of the following:
feature- a new feature, or part thereof.fix- a fix for a bug.chore- a technical or documentation task.
Example branch:
chore/add-branching-model-to-readme
Use labels to show the status of your pull request:
in progress- assigned by contributor: your PR is in progress. Do this as soon as you can.awaiting review- assigned by contributor: your PR is now ready for review. Ping some reviewers!in review- assigned by reviewer: your PR is being reviewed.requires rework- assigned by reviewer: you need to address the reviewer's feedback.conditionally approved- assigned by reviewer: you may merge your pull request, subject to addressing the reviewer's feedback.approved- assigned by reviewer: you may immediately merge your pull request. Hooray!
To ensure you that your source files match the project style, import the settings in the ide directory. These include:
- Code style formatting settings
- Copyright header
In order to more clearly understand the nature of the Observables and Flowables created, we employ the following naming convention:
Observable<...> getValueStream()- when subscribed, may or may not emit any value, but it will never complete. Still, it might emit an errorObservable<...> getValueOnceAndStream()- when subscribed, this will emit a value as soon as possible, then may or may not emit any value. Also can emit an error
This naming convention only applies to Observables and Flowables, for Single/Completable/Maybe, apply normal naming convention without the suffixes.
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