search-build
Search app build configuration - debug/release build types with applicationIdSuffix, Compose/BuildConfig/AIDL build features, required permissions (INTERNET, READ_CONTACTS, PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS, MANAGE_EXTERNAL_...
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Search app build configuration - debug/release build types with applicationIdSuffix, Compose/BuildConfig/AIDL build features, required permissions (INTERNET, READ_CONTACTS, PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS, MANAGE_EXTERNAL_...
Search app data flow - query flow diagram (user input → debounce → alias check → provider dispatch → aggregate → rank → UI), state management patterns (mutableStateOf, mutableStateListOf, StateFlow, SharedFlow)...
Search app step-by-step guides - adding new providers (5 steps), adding settings (4 steps), adding settings screens (5 steps), Room database migrations, common file locations table, naming conventions, package...
Search app project overview - Android launcher-style search utility with Kotlin/Compose, provider-based architecture, unified interface for apps, files, contacts, web, settings, calculator, and Termux. Includes...
Search app provider system - interface definition (id, displayName, refreshSignal, initialize, canHandle, query, dispose), lifecycle diagram, 8 available providers (AppList, WebSearch, FileSearch, Contacts, Cal...
Search app repository layer - 7 repositories (ProviderSettings, ProviderRanking, Alias, FileSearch, Contacts, RecentApps, PinnedApps), singleton pattern with double-checked locking, StateFlow reactive settings...
Search app UI architecture - Compose component hierarchy (SearchTheme, MainActivity, SettingsActivity), enum-based navigation pattern (no Navigation Component), dynamic theme system with Material 3, reusable se...
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