GitHub - akashcompute/Musicfy-android-music-player: It is an Android mobile music player application used to play songs with an entitled song title and song artist name. It includes all the features which a music player has like play, pause, loop, shuffle, next song, previous song and add/remove as a favorite. It has a visualizer, WaveInApp by Cleveroad. Even it has a feature of change a song by shaking the mobile phone. The user gets a notification to remind that “A track is playing in the background” when there is an incoming/outgoing call music stops. The concept of DBMS has been used for favorite songs. Built using Kotlin for backend and XML for the front end development. Used SQLite for the database.

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It is an Android mobile music player application used to play songs with an entitled song title and song artist name. It includes all the features which a music player has like play, pause, loop, shuffle, next song, previous song and add/remove as a favorite. It has a visualizer, WaveInApp by Cleveroad. Even it has a feature of change a song by …

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_windows		_windows
app		app
codestyles		codestyles
gradle/wrapper		gradle/wrapper
.gitignore		.gitignore
Documentation.docx		Documentation.docx
Musicfy.apk		Musicfy.apk
README.txt		README.txt
androidStudioFirstRun.xml		androidStudioFirstRun.xml
build.gradle		build.gradle
colors.scheme.xml		colors.scheme.xml
debugger.xml		debugger.xml
gradle.properties		gradle.properties
gradlew		gradlew
gradlew.bat		gradlew.bat
notifications.xml		notifications.xml
settings.gradle		settings.gradle

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User can directly install the musicfy.apk file in their system.

Or

Pull the source code and wait for gradle sync to complete successfully. Run it in any emulator supported in Android Studio.

One can find the full documentation in Documentation.docx file