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Appyx

Model-driven navigation for Jetpack Compose

https://github.com/bumble-tech/appyx

  • Navigate directly from code – In a type-safe way, without boilerplate
  • Gain control of navigation state – Making your navigation unit-testable
  • Complete control over operations and behaviour – Use and extend the back stack or the view pager from the library, or build your own
  • Your own navigation – With Appyx, you can define your own navigation models
  • Use any animation for transitions – Anything you can represent with Compose Modifiers

Model-driven navigation – a different paradigm with superpowers

Using Appyx you gain navigation superpowers in addition to screen-to-screen navigation:

  • Break down screen boundaries – Using NavModels you can navigate inside the screen as well as between them
  • Make your navigation composable – Navigate whole scopes of your application

Using a model-driven approach, navigation states are yours to define – Appyx makes it happen with any animation you can represent using Compose Modifiers. Back stacks, card stacks, view pagers are just the beginning:

You can create custom navigable components in no time:

With Appyx you can break down screen boundaries and transform the screen itself:

See Model-driven navigation for more details.

Launch the demo app

Check out the project and launch the :app module for a quick demonstration!

Download

See the Downloads page.

Learning Appyx

Check out the Quick start guide, Codelabs, and Sample apps!

Articles

  1. Appyx is released! (1.0-alpha02)
  2. Appyx vs Jetpack Compose Navigation
  3. Modelling dating cards navigation with Appyx

Videos

Model-driven navigation with Jetpack Compose

Model-driven navigation with Appyx