aartikov/Alligator

Alligator is an Android navigation library that manages screen transitions, state, and animations through a declarative, flow-based architecture. It provides a type-safe API for handling navigation commands, screen results, and shared element transitions, with a compiler plugin that generates navigation factories from annotations. The codebase has been modernized to Kotlin and AndroidX, offering samples that demonstrate various navigation patterns and animation capabilities.

This period focused on modernizing the Alligator library and its associated samples by migrating Java code to Kotlin and updating to AndroidX. The team expanded the project's utility by adding new sample applications for shared element transitions and various navigation methods, while also refactoring the core navigation and screen-switching architectures to support screen results.

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The Alligator library underwent a comprehensive migration from Java to Kotlin, updating core navigation logic, exception handling, and helper classes. This period also introduced new features, including a default screen result converter and sample applications demonstrating flow-based navigation and screen switching.

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