User-Centered Book Tracking App Development

This assignment focuses on persistent data storage using Firebase (Authenticate and Realtime/FireStore) or SQLite and Recycler View which is put in the context of a full application, you can choose between Firebase and SQLite for data storage. You are asked to create a mobile application to manage user' books read. Users want to store the details of the books they have read, and make comments on the books. A user is defined as having an email, password, a name and a date of birth. A user can add many books they have read. A book detail includes a title, author(s), a category, a start date (the date they start reading), a review and a status. In case there are multiple authors - just save them as a concatenated string separated by a comma. A category of book can be one of the following "Fantasy", "Sci-fi", "Technology", "Life Style", "Romance". A Status can be either "In progress" or "Finished". The database allows to record all user information and the books users have read. The application has the following functions: - Allow the user to sign up - register with their profile/sign in Allow the user to view and update their profile (only need to show name and DOB) Allow the user to add books they have read (for the first time they may leave review field empty), the default status is In progress - Allow the user to update the details of a book (it can be a status -from in progress to finished, or update the review) Display all books of the current user in a RecyclerView - display all details - except the review. When the user clicks on an item in the RCV - the review is displayed (can use a dialog). Allow the user to remove a book they want (can combine with search or select an item in RCV) Search books of the current user by category and display them - all details except review - in a RCV Search books of the current user by status and display them - all details except the review- in RCV - Using suitable menu in the app