E-commerce Platform for Cat Lovers 🐾🛒
This repository contains the Mobile Programming with Kotlin Project Title "Nyanshop" 🐱🛍️
Nyanshop
Nyanshop is an e-commerce platform designed to offer a wide variety of products for pet lovers! Whether you're looking for pet food, toys, or accessories, Nyanshop has it all. Enjoy shopping for your furry friends with ease and at affordable prices. Shop with Nyanshop now and give your pets the best! 🐱❤️🛒
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Auth Page
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Home Page
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Shop Page
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Profile Page
This project is built using the following tools and technologies:
- IDE: Android Studio (for building the mobile application)
- Programming Language: Kotlin (for developing the mobile app)
- Database: SQLite (for local database management on the device)
- Google Maps API: Google Maps SDK for Android (for map-based features)
- Deployment: Google Play Store for mobile app distribution
Before running this project, ensure the following tools are installed on your system:
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Android Studio:
- Install Android Studio to develop the mobile application.
- Ensure the latest version of Android SDK is installed for building the app.
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Kotlin:
- The project uses Kotlin, which is supported natively in Android Studio.
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Google Play Developer Account (for app deployment):
- If you plan to deploy the app to the Google Play Store, you will need a Google Play Developer account.
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SQLite (for local database):
- No installation required for SQLite as it is included in the Android framework.
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Google Maps API Key:
- Obtain a Google Maps API key from Google Cloud Console for map functionalities.
Follow these steps to set up and run the project locally on your Android device or emulator:
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/Kimchiigu/nyanshop.git
- Open Android Studio and select Open an existing project.
- Navigate to the directory where you cloned the project and open the
nyanshopproject.
- Android Studio will automatically detect the dependencies from the
build.gradlefiles and prompt you to sync the project. Click Sync Now to install required libraries.
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Google Maps API: Add your Google Maps API key in the
local.properties:MAPS_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
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Connect your Android device or start an emulator.
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Click the Run button in Android Studio or use the following command:
./gradlew installDebug
- Once the app is installed, open it on your device or emulator.
- Test features like product browsing, cart, and SMS notifications.
Lovely made by me! CG24-2
