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# OpenClimb for Android
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This is the native Android app for OpenClimb, built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose.
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## Project Structure
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This is a standard Android Gradle project. The main code lives in `app/src/main/java/com/atridad/openclimb/`.
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- `data/`: Handles all the app's data.
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- `database/`: Room database setup (DAOs, entities).
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- `model/`: Core data models (`Problem`, `Gym`, `ClimbSession`).
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- `repository/`: Manages the data, providing a clean API for the rest of the app.
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- `sync/`: Handles talking to the sync server.
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- `ui/`: All the Jetpack Compose UI code.
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- `screens/`: The main screens of the app.
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- `components/`: Reusable UI bits used across screens.
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- `viewmodel/`: `ClimbViewModel` for managing UI state.
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- `navigation/`: Navigation graph and routes using Jetpack Navigation.
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- `service/`: Background service for tracking climbing sessions.
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- `utils/`: Helpers for things like date formatting and image handling.
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The app is built to be offline-first. All data is stored locally on your device and works without an internet connection.
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