therajanmaurya
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4 months ago Weekly Goals:
Week 1
- [x] Understand and set up the project environment.
- [x] Learn the basics of Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Migrate screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Implement SwipeRefreshLayout, TabRow, and ViewPager in Jetpack Compose.
Week 2
- [x] Continue migrating screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Resolve any bugs encountered during the migration.
- [x] Implement a DialogBox in Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Implement search and filter functionality in Lazy Column.
Week 3
- [x] Migrate additional screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Implement multi-modularization for a module in Android.
- [x] Resolve filter issues in the Accounts screen.
Week 4
- [x] Focus on resolving project bugs.
- [x] Continue migrating screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Implement multi-modularization for several modules in Android.
Week 5
- [x] Set up the Android client project.
- [x] Clean up code to set up Compose previews.
- [x] Migrate a screen from XML to Jetpack Compose.
Week 6
- [x] Continue migrating screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Refactor tasks related to dialogs in Compose.
Week 7
- [x] Continue migrating screens from XML to Jetpack Compose.
- [x] Learn about handling permission requests in Compose screens.
Week 8
- [x] Implement Compose Navigation in multiple modules of the Mifos Mobile app.
- [x] Add Biometric Authentication to the Mifos Passcode feature.
- [x] Ensure smooth navigation flow and test biometric authentication integration.
Week 9
- [x] Learn about cryptographic encryption of passwords.
- [x] Implement Biometric Utility and Cipher Utility for secure handling of biometric data.
- [x] Integrate and test the encryption functionality within the Mifos Passcode.
Week 10
- [x] Learn about setting up Compose Multiplatform for Android and iOS.
- [x] Set up biometric authentication for both Android and iOS platforms.
- [x] Test and refine the authentication flow on both platforms.
Week 11
- [x] Resolve any biometric authentication errors encountered in Android and iOS.
- [x] Ensure consistent and secure functionality across both platforms.
- [x] Conduct thorough testing and debugging to ensure reliability.
Week 12
- [x] Implement a Dialog Box setup for biometric registration in the Compose Multiplatform project.
- [x] Continue refining the biometric authentication setup for both Android and iOS.
- [x] Conduct usability testing to ensure a seamless user experience.
Week 13
- [x] Initialize the setup for the Compose Multiplatform Library.
- [x] Develop foundational components for the library.
- [x] Begin integrating the library into the existing project architecture.
Week 14
- [x] Continue setting up the Compose Multiplatform Library.
- [x] Start creating reusable components and utilities for multiplatform use.
- [x] Ensure compatibility and smooth integration with existing modules in the Mifos Mobile app.
akashmeruva9
Description
Mifos Mobile is a reference mobile banking app which enables clients to authenticate themselves, view and edit their account details. and make repayments or transactions between their own accounts. It is now possible for any financial institution using Mifos to provide an omni-channel banking experience including smartphone-based mobile banking, USSD-based mobile banking, and online banking via a web app. Over the years our interns extended our mifos mobile banking app, completing a mix of functional, architectural, and design improvements including improving the outbound notification system by migrating from GCM to FCM, initial integration with RocketChat for direct customer support between staff and clients, a dark theme and better support for skinning, and phase 1 of integration with Mojaloop via the payment hub. In 2020 Shivangi revamped the UI and Ashwin began the migration to Kotlin for mutli-platform development. With the payment hub and API Gateway now in place, next we look to add additional mobile money and payment system integrations into the app as well as having the app connect via the Open Banking API rather than the self-service APIs. This exercise of mapping the Fineract self-service APIs to the Open Banking APIs will be the major focus of this project. It was built on top of the Apache Fineract 1.x client-facing APIs to enable self-service channels for clients to interact with their own data and transact in a self-service manner.
Goals & Mid-Point Milestone
Goals
Expected Outcome
Final outcome of this project should be a deployable and demonstrable mifos mobile app.
Acceptance Criteria
No response
Implementation Details
Migrate xml to Jetpack compose Basic implementation of Kotlin multi-platform
Mockups/Wireframes
No response
Product Name
Mifos Mobile
Organisation Name
The Mifos Initiative
Domain
Financial Inclusion
Tech Skills Needed
Java, Material-UI, RESTful APIs, Other
Mentor(s)
@therajanmaurya
Category
Mobile