Welcome to Netflex, a Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) project that showcases video playback using ExoPlayer on Android and AVPlayer on iOS. This project is designed with modularity and a clean architecture in mind, making it easy to maintain and extend.

• Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP): Allows sharing code between Android and iOS, providing a seamless development experience.
• Compose Multiplatform: Used for building the UI in a declarative way on both Android and iOS. Note I'm not using SwiftUI due to time constraints
• ExoPlayer: A powerful media player library used for video playback on Android.
• AVPlayer: A media player library used for video playback on iOS.
• Koin: A lightweight dependency injection library used to manage dependencies.

The Netflex project follows the principles of Clean Architecture, ensuring a clear separation of concerns. The project is divided into different Gradle modules to promote modularity and maintainability:

• Presentation Layer: Contains the UI components and view models. Built with Jetpack Compose.
• Domain Layer: Contains the business logic. This is use cases and Repository interfaces. This layer is completely platform-agnostic.
• Data Layer: This layer would contain the data sources and repository implementations. However, for this project, there is no network or database interaction.

• app: Android-specific code and the main entry point.
• iosApp: iOS-specific code and the main entry point.
• presentation: Contains the UI components and view models.
• domain: Contains the business logic in use cases.
• data: It's an empty module in this project, however I included it for completion.

Koin is used for dependency injection, allowing easy management of dependencies and promoting a decoupled architecture.

To get started with the Netflex project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/josegbel/netflex.git
   cd netflex

2. Open the project in Android Studio: Ensure you have the latest version of Android Studio with Kotlin Multiplatform support.

3. Build and run the project:

   • For Android: Run the presentation module.
   • For iOS: Open the iosApp module in Xcode and run it.

Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I was unable to add tests to the project. However, the architecture and modular design make it straightforward to add unit tests and UI tests in the future.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Enjoy exploring Netflex! 🎥✨