Android TV is a version of the Android operating system. It's developed by Google for soundbars, set-top boxes, digital media players, and TVs with native applications. It's a replacement for Google TV. Android TV platform was first launched in June 2014. This platform has also been adopted as smart TV middleware by a company such as Sharp and Sony.
Movie Paradise is an Android TV 📺 app. This app is working Android TV & Android STB. 📹 🎞
Application is using The Movie Database. 👇🏻
https://www.themoviedb.org/documentation/api
The application uses the basic components of Android TV application.
Build apps that let users experience your app's immersive content on the big screen. Users can discover your content recommendations on the home screen, and the leanback library provides APIs to help you build a great use experience for a remote control.
I wrote a blog post about Android TV. You can access the article from the link below.
https://medium.com/@halilozel1903/how-to-develop-android-tv-app-5e251f3aa56b
- ☕ Java – Main programming language
- 📐 AndroidX & Material Components
- 📺 Leanback library for TV UI components
- 🌐 Retrofit and OkHttp for network requests
- ♻️ RxJava and RxAndroid for reactive programming
- 🖼️ Glide for image loading
- 🛠️ Dagger for dependency injection
- 🗄️ SQLBrite for local database handling
- 📺 YoutubeTv for video playback
This project relies on the YoutubeTvView library, which is hosted on
JCenter. If Gradle cannot resolve this dependency, ensure that the
jcenter() repository is included in your Gradle configuration. The provided
build.gradle already contains this entry.
This is the area where the data retrieved from the API is displayed. The search icon sits right on the main page, letting you quickly find a movie. The home screen is organized into four categories: Now Playing, Top Rated, Popular and Upcoming.
The detail page provides extensive information about a movie, including its title, poster, labels, director and overview.
You can search for any movie on the dedicated search screen, and results appear instantly. In the example below we looked up the Spider-Man movie and opened its details.
If this project help you 💁 , you can give me a cup of coffee. ☕
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