Replaces Phase 2's sample-data placeholders with real Navidrome
browsing: artists, albums, songs, and search, per the Phase 2+
roadmap's Phase 3.
- SubsonicApi grows from just ping to getArtists/getArtist/
getAlbumList2/getAlbum/search3, with DTOs split per-domain
(ArtistModels/AlbumModels/SongModels/SearchModels) and mapped to
plain domain models (data/model) by the new LibraryRepository
- Coil wired in for cover art, sharing the same signed OkHttpClient
as Retrofit via a Hilt EntryPoint (SubsonicRequestInterceptor signs
cover-art requests identically to every other Subsonic call) -
Artwork() falls back to the Phase 2 placeholder icon when no cover
art id is known
- ui/library replaces the Phase 2 placeholders: HomeScreen now shows
real Recently Added/Played and a random "Made For You" row,
ArtistsScreen is the real Library tab, ArtistDetailScreen and
AlbumDetailScreen are new drill-down screens (typed nav routes,
ViewModels resolve their id via SavedStateHandle.toRoute()), and
SearchScreen does debounced search3 across artists/albums/songs
- TrackRow gained a `circular` option so it can double as an artist
row in the Library list, not just a track row
First real test coverage in the repo: LibraryRepositoryTest (DTO to
domain-model mapping against MockWebServer) and
SubsonicRequestInterceptorTest (rewritten URL + signed query params).
CredentialsStore/ServerRepository tests are deliberately still out of
scope - CredentialsStore's Tink/Android Keystore usage isn't testable
in a plain JVM unit test without Robolectric, which felt like a
bigger side quest than this phase called for.
Coil pinned to 3.3.0 rather than the newer 3.6.x latest: newer Coil
requires Kotlin 2.4+, which conflicts with this project's Kotlin
2.2.10; 3.3.0 was the last release built against Kotlin 2.2.x.
Verified end-to-end against a real Navidrome server on-device: Home
rows, artist list/detail, album detail, and search all load real data
and real cover art.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Redirects Deepwave from a vanilla Subsonic client toward the Spotify/
SoundCloud-style product the user wants, per the Phase 2+ roadmap.
- Dark-first Material3 theme with a fixed aqua accent (no Material You
dynamic color), full type scale, rounded-corner shape system
- Typed (@Serializable) navigation routes; new bottom-tab shell
(Home/Search/Library) with a settings entry point and mini-player
placeholder bar, replacing the single placeholder Home screen
- Logout moved out of Home into a dedicated Settings screen
- Reusable component library (TrackRow, AlbumCard, ArtistCard,
ArtworkPlaceholder, BottomNavBar, MiniPlayerBar) for Phase 3 to wire
real data into
- Strings externalized to strings.xml
- Security fix: exclude the Tink keyset and encrypted credentials
DataStore from Android auto-backup (backup_rules.xml /
data_extraction_rules.xml), previously unexcluded despite
allowBackup=true
- Fix: Home screen's content column was missing verticalScroll,
making it unscrollable once content exceeds the viewport; also
added breathing room between each row's header and its cards
- Split Login/Settings into stateless content composables + thin
ViewModel-wired wrappers, and added @Preview coverage (including
interactive previews for MainScreen and BottomNavBar) across every
screen and component so the UI can be reviewed in Android Studio's
preview pane without running on a device
Added material-icons-extended as a pragmatic deviation from the
Phase 2 plan (no new deps) since later phases all need icons outside
Compose's small default set (play/pause/skip/download/playlist).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spotify-like Navidrome client scaffold with Hilt DI, a Subsonic API
client (token auth, base-URL rewriting), encrypted single-server
credential storage (DataStore + Tink/Keystore), and a login/session
flow gating Compose Navigation between Login and a placeholder Home
screen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
