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The main menu is the central dashboard of ThunderRAR and the screen employees land on after a successful login. It is implemented by Activity_menu and launched from MainActivity when the entered credentials match the registered ones. The screen presents four business modules arranged in a 2×2 grid, each represented by an icon button and a label. All modules are currently stubbed and are planned for a future release.

Comunidad

The community module is intended for employee communication and collaboration features. This module is planned for a future update.

Venta

The sales module will handle product listings, pricing, and transaction management. This module is planned for a future update.

Logistica

The logistics module will cover delivery tracking, inventory movement, and supply chain operations. This module is planned for a future update.

Reporte

The reports module will provide business analytics, summaries, and exportable data views. This module is planned for a future update.
All four modules are stubbed for a future release. Tapping any module button currently displays the informational Toast message “para la siguiente actualizacion” and performs no further action.

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Module Handler Methods

Each ImageButton in the menu grid declares its corresponding handler method via android:onClick. All four methods in Activity_menu follow the same pattern: they display a short Toast and return. No navigation or business logic is executed yet.
Activity_menu.java
public void men_venta(View view) {
    Toast.makeText(this, "para la siguiente actualizacion",
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
public void men_comunidad(View view) {
    Toast.makeText(this, "para la siguiente actualizacion",
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
public void men_logistica(View view) {
    Toast.makeText(this, "para la siguiente actualizacion",
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
public void men_reporte(View view) {
    Toast.makeText(this, "para la siguiente actualizacion",
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
The handler-to-button mapping is as follows:
HandlerButton IDModule
men_comunidadimageButton2Comunidad
men_ventaimageButton3Venta
men_logisticaimageButton4Logistica
men_reporteimageButton5Reporte

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Layout

The screen uses a ConstraintLayout root with a full-bleed background image (fondo_pantalla_menu_prueba). Inside it, a TableLayout (372 dp × 546 dp) structures the grid as four TableRow entries:
  • Row 1 — ImageButton for Comunidad, a 100 dp Space separator, ImageButton for Venta.
  • Row 2 — TextView label “Comunidad”, a 100 dp Space separator, TextView label “Venta”.
  • Spacer — An 80 dp tall Space row creates vertical breathing room between the two module pairs.
  • Row 3 — ImageButton for Logistica, a 100 dp Space separator, ImageButton for Reporte.
  • Row 4 — TextView label “Logistica”, a 100 dp Space separator, TextView label “Reporte”.
Each ImageButton has a fully transparent background tint so only the icon graphic is visible against the background image — imageButton2 uses #00FBFBFB while imageButton3, imageButton4, and imageButton5 use #00FFFFFF. Labels are rendered in black at 20 sp with centre gravity.

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