# kaayf-note **Repository Path**: kaayf/kaayf-note ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: kaayf-note - **Description**: Kaayf Note Memo Android Native Application - **Primary Language**: Java - **License**: GPL-3.0 - **Default Branch**: master - **Homepage**: None - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2025-09-29 - **Last Updated**: 2025-10-06 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: Android, Java, Sqlite, XML, APP ## README # Kaayf Note `Abdusami` `abdusami.dev@aliyun.com` A minimalist native Android note-taking application built with simplicity and clean design in mind. This project serves as an educational demonstration of fundamental Android development concepts. ![](./docs/images/ui-proto.png) ## 📱 Overview Kaayf Note is a lightweight note-taking app that focuses on core functionality with an elegant, minimalistic interface. The project is designed to reinforce classroom learning and showcase basic Android development principles through practical implementation. ## ✨ Features ### 🔐 User Authentication - Simple login system with default credentials - Default password: `123123` - Username: Any input under 10 characters - Automatic redirection to login page on first launch ### 📝 Note Management - **Home Screen**: Display all notes in a clean list interface - **Note Creation**: Create new notes with custom titles and cover images - **Note Deletion**: Remove unwanted notes with intuitive UI - **Note Editing**: Full-featured text editor with real-time word count ### 🎨 Design Philosophy - Minimalist and clean user interface - Intuitive navigation and user experience - Consistent design language throughout the app ## 🛠 Technical Implementation ### Android Concepts Demonstrated #### 🎯 Core Components - **Activities & Layouts**: Multiple activities with linear layouts - **Intent Handling**: Both explicit and implicit intents for navigation - **UI/UX**: Custom styles and themes for consistent branding - **Internationalization**: Multi-language support implementation #### 💾 Data Management - **SQLite Database**: Local storage for note information including: - Note titles - Cover image paths - Creation timestamps - Text content - **SharedPreferences**: User preferences and session management - **File Storage**: Local file system for image storage #### 🔒 System Integration - **Runtime Permissions**: Dynamic permission requests for storage access - **Resource Management**: Efficient handling of app resources ## 🚀 Getting Started ### Prerequisites - Android Studio (latest version recommended) - Android SDK API 21+ - Java 8 or higher ### Installation 1. Clone or download the project repository 2. Open the project in Android Studio 3. Build the project (Build → Make Project) 4. Run on an emulator or physical device ### Default Login Credentials - **Username**: Any value (max 10 characters) - **Password**: `123123` ## 🎓 Educational Purpose This project is specifically designed for: - **Android Development Students**: Practical implementation of core concepts - **Beginner Developers**: Clean, readable code structure - **Classroom Demonstrations**: Comprehensive coverage of fundamental topics - **Portfolio Projects**: Showcase of basic to intermediate Android skills ## 🔧 Key Learning Areas - Activity lifecycle management - SQLite database operations - User interface design with XML - Data persistence techniques - Permission handling in modern Android - Multi-activity navigation patterns - Resource and asset management ## 📸 App Flow 1. **Launch** → Login Screen 2. **Authentication** → Home Screen (Note List) 3. **Create Note** → Note Creation Screen 4. **Edit Note** → Text Editor Screen 5. **Save/Exit** → Return to Home Screen ## 🤝 Contributing As an educational project, contributions that improve code clarity or add learning value are welcome. Please ensure any changes maintain the project's educational focus. ## 📄 License This project is open for educational purposes. Feel free to use and modify for learning Android development. --- **Note**: This application is developed for educational demonstration and may not include all production-level features or security measures found in commercial applications.