AutoParts is a native Android application for browsing, searching, and purchasing automotive parts. It follows a modern MVVM architecture, communicates with a RESTful back-end, and provides a user-friendly shopping experience on mobile devices.

• Browse Catalog: View a paginated list of auto parts with images, names, prices, and stock status.
• Search & Filter: Search by part name or SKU, filter by category, brand, or price range.
• Part Details: View detailed information on each part, including description, specifications, and images (swipe through gallery).
• Shopping Cart: Add/remove items to a persistent cart; update quantities before checkout.
• User Authentication: Sign up / log in with email and password; keep user session with JWT tokens.
• Order Placement: Submit orders directly from the cart; view order confirmation and history.
• Profile & Settings: View and edit user profile, shipping address, and payment methods.
• Offline Support: Cache last-fetched catalog pages with Room (SQLite) so users can browse recently viewed items offline.
• Push Notifications: Receive order updates, promotional offers, and restock alerts via Firebase Cloud Messaging.

• Language: Kotlin (1.7.x)
• Minimum SDK: API Level 21 (Android 5.0 Lollipop)
• Target SDK: API Level 33 (Android 13)
• Architecture: MVVM (ViewModel + LiveData + Repository + Room)
• Networking: Retrofit2 + OkHttp + Moshi (JSON parsing)
• Dependency Injection: Hilt
• Image Loading: Glide
• Persistence: Room (SQLite)
• Reactive Streams: Kotlin Coroutines + Flow
• UI: AndroidX (AppCompat, Material Components, ConstraintLayout)
• Navigation: AndroidX Navigation Component
• Authentication & Messaging: Firebase Authentication & Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM)
• Build System: Gradle (Kotlin DSL)
• CI/CD: GitHub Actions (unit tests + lint checks)

Follow these steps to set up the project locally and run it on your device or emulator.

• Android Studio (2022.3.1 or later) with Android SDK tools installed.
• Java Development Kit: Java 11 or higher.
• Gradle: Uses the wrapper bundled in the repository (./gradlew).
• Emulator/Device: Any Android device running Lollipop (API 21) or higher.

Optional:

• Firebase Project: If you want to test push notifications, set up a Firebase project and add the google-services.json file to app/.
• REST Back-End: The app expects a running RESTful API (e.g., at https://api.example.com/) for parts data, authentication, and order processing. See API Endpoints below for details.

git clone https://github.com/tuananh2005889/AutoParts_Android.git
cd BackEnd
./gradlew BootRun

cd FrontEnd
run MainActivity

cd web_admin
npm install
npm run dev