Fix permissions formatting logging 9989925042154523083

[harrydbarnes]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request represents a substantial modernization effort, completely transforming the application's foundation. It transitions the codebase from an older Java-based Android View system to a contemporary Kotlin and Jetpack Compose framework, underpinned by a robust MVVM architecture with Hilt for dependency injection and Room for persistent data storage. This comprehensive refactoring aims to enhance the application's maintainability, scalability, and overall developer experience by adopting best practices in modern Android development.

Highlights

• Full Migration to Kotlin and Jetpack Compose: The entire application has been migrated from Java and traditional Android Views (XML layouts, RecyclerView Adapters) to Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for UI development. This includes MainActivity, DayAheadWidget, and all associated UI components and data models.
• Architectural Overhaul with MVVM, Hilt, and Room: The project now adheres to a modern MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architecture. Hilt has been integrated for dependency injection, and Room Persistence Library is used for local data caching across weather, news, and calendar events. This significantly improves data management and separation of concerns.
• Introduction of Repository Pattern: New repository classes (WeatherRepository, NewsRepository, CalendarRepository, FunFactRepository) have been introduced to abstract data sources, providing a clean API for the ViewModel to interact with data, whether from network, local database, or other sources.
• Reactive UI State Management: The MainViewModel has been refactored to use Kotlin Flow and StateFlow for managing and exposing UI state, enabling a more reactive and efficient data flow to the Compose UI.
• Widget Update Worker Modernization: The WidgetUpdateWorker has been converted to a HiltWorker and updated to leverage the new repository pattern for fetching and processing data, ensuring consistency with the main application's data layer.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a significant architectural overhaul, migrating the application from a traditional Android View-based approach (Java, XML layouts, LiveData) to a modern, reactive architecture using Kotlin, Jetpack Compose for UI, Hilt for dependency injection, Room for local data persistence, and Kotlin Flows for data streams. This is a substantial improvement in maintainability, scalability, and developer experience. The changes are well-structured, introducing dedicated repositories for data handling and clearly separating concerns. The new Compose UI is set up correctly with theming and state management. Overall, this is a very positive and well-executed migration.