dmilicic/android-clean-boilerplate

This is starter template for writing Android apps using Clean architecture

android-clean-boilerplate's Issues

One new Interactor for every new Operation?

Hi there,

I have just implemented the architecture as a candidate for my app.

I noticed that the InteractorImpl has a run() method. This is the only method that gets called from the Presenter/Activity if I understand correctly.

So, if I have a CRUD operation for my model, I would have to create GET, POST, DELETE, UPDATE interactor (that is, 4 different interactors) for the same Model....

Is this correct assumption? Is there any way I could avoid this? I would like to have one interactor that supports my presenter and that presenter supports a Activity.

Thanks

A few questions

Hey there,

Thanks for the boilerplate!

I followed your tutorial and seeing some issues. The first one is in the MainActivity class. I have:

 protected void onResume() {
        super.onResume();
        mPresenter.resume();
    }

the mPresenter is failing, saying that the symbol does not exist. Where do I declare it and instanciate it?

In the MainPresenterImpl, I have:

    public void resume() {
        mView.showProgress();

        // initialize the interactor
        GeoPositionInteractor interactor = new GeoPositionInteractorImpl(
                mExecutor,
                mMainThread,
                this,
                mMessageRepository
        );

        // run the interactor
        interactor.execute();

    }

Same problem as above, but in this case the symbol is mMessageRepository. Where is that reference?

Thank you

New Logo/Icon

Hi @dmilicic i am a graphic designer, i want to help others in graphic design.
After i reviewed your project. you have no logo on this project, therefore I want to contribute to this project by creating a new logo/icon. what do you think ? you want it ?

Where should I do the net request?

Hi dmilicic:
I read an article about your Clean Architecture(They call so). I have read "Android-Clean-Boilerplate" and "android-clean-sample-app" source wrote by you.

I wonder where should I do the net request?

I know I can get data from database via the "Interactor". But the third part net request library such as AsyncHttpTask has already do work at a new thread. So if I put MVP in the outer layer, may I put the net request at M of the MVP?

 Answer from a AndroidRookies. THKS a lot if get your help~

What is advantage of creating AbstractPresenter and BasePresenter seperately

What is advantage of creating AbstractPresenter and BasePresenter seperately

Slooow

Hey man !

First of all, thanks for your awesome work and articles ! I'm not new to Android bu it's the first time I'm getting into design pattern and I wanted to start clean ! So your work is helping me a lot right now !

My question is based on the example you've made in this "tutorial":

Isn't the retrival from the repository slow ? I'm testing on my phone so it's not because of the emulator but it still take like 2-3sec to get the message and display it. Is it because of the debug mode while developing the app ? In this case, it would be resolved while releasing but I would like to be sure before going further into developing an app based on your boilerplate.

Thanks again !

Error building the project

I have cloned the repo and even tried forking it. I am unable to build it. Apparently there is an issue with a missing .iml file in the app folder and I don't know how to fix it. Please help me.