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Simon Marquis e8449112b4 Replace StringDecoder injection with simpler API The initial reason for this `StringDecoder` was to make sure the AndroidX navigation route would not use incompatible chars in the resulting String. For that, `Uri.encode(String)` was used, but this is an Android API (`android.net.Uri`). Unit tests would fail because Uri is not mocked (since we are not using Robolectric). Therefore, a `StringDecoder` interface was introduced with 2 implementations: `UriDecoder` and `FakeStringDecoder`, Hilt modules were added, etc. FWIW, the naming of the API was misleading: `StringDecoder.decodeString(encodedString: String)` does not inform how encoded the input is, so `UriDecoder` could "decode" something that was not necessarily uri "encoded". The solution to this problem was to simply use regular Java APIs: - `URLDecoder.decode(urlEncodedTopicId, "UTF-8")` - `URLEncoder.encode(topicId, "UTF-8")`		1 year ago
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src	Replace StringDecoder injection with simpler API	1 year ago
.gitignore	Move 'core-' module to core subfolder	2 years ago
README.md	Add dependency graphs to every module	2 years ago
build.gradle.kts	Migrate packages to namespaces in build files	2 years ago

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