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# Welcome to AniTrend v2

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**AniTrend v2** is a complete rewrite of the AniTrend Android application in Kotlin. This documentation covers the v2 architecture, module system, and development workflow.
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## What is AniTrend?

AniTrend is a free [AniList](https://anilist.co) Android client for discovering and tracking anime and manga. It offers lookup, tracking, recommendations, and social features - all powered by the AniList GraphQL API and enriched by multiple data sources through a serverless edge infrastructure.

## Key Features

* **Multi-module architecture** - 50+ Kotlin modules organized by layer (domain, data, feature, common, task)
* **MVVMP pattern** - Model-View-ViewModel-Presenter with Koin dependency injection
* **Offline-first** - Room persistence with DataState-driven reactive flows
* **Multi-source data** - AniList primary API enriched via edge functions (TMDB, Trakt, AnimeThemes, etc.)
* **Three build flavors** - googlePlay, github, fdroid with different analytics configurations

## How to Use These Docs

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| [Getting Started](/project/getting-started/getting-started.md)          | New contributors setting up the project for the first time   |
| [Architecture](/project/architecture/domain-layer.md)                   | Understanding the module layers and their responsibilities   |
| [Guides](/project/guides/dependency-injection.md)                       | Cross-cutting patterns: DI, networking, persistence, testing |
| [Ecosystem](/project/ecosystem/ecosystem.md)                            | In-house libraries that anitrend-v2 consumes                 |
| [Module Development](/project/module-development/module-development.md) | Creating new modules following established patterns          |
| [Contributing](/project/contributing/contributing.md)                   | Branch naming, PR process, translations                      |

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[Architecture](/project/overview/architecture.md)
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[Key Libraries](/project/overview/key-libraries.md)
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