Simple example login page with 1 Button, 2 EditText and internet request. We take the data from the input fields and when you click on the button, send a request to the server and wait for an answer
- MVP(Moxy)
- REST(Retrofit2)
- ButterKnife
Description of the application code
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In the Manifest add permission on the Internet and initialize MyApp.class. Read the comments in the code
In the gradle add only dependencies on the Internet, ButterKnife , Moxy(MVP). Read the comments in the code
Aplication code - is the code with the mechanics of the application.
Carefully read the code comments.
To make our code more flexible we apply the MVP architectural pattern. Divide application into parts:
model- here we will work with the business logic of the applicationui- here we will work with the UI "View-Presenter"utils- here we will store our utilitiesMyApp.class- root class in the application. Used for various flexible solutions and getting the context and any place of application
Package model. Divide package into parts:
interactors- Here we will work with entities.repositories- here we work only with data. We take and place them in the database, internal storage or work with Internet requests
Package ui. Divide package into parts:
login- This package is called in accordance with the activation and in it are all the components necessary for the operation of this activitutils- our utilities that only work with UI elementsBaseActivity.java- Activity from which we extends all our Activity. It is good to keep the methods involved in different Activity
Package login. Divide package into parts:
LoginActivity.java- page with 1 Button, 2 EditText, progress and internet request.LoginActivityPresenter.java- Element of the architectural pattern MVP. Binds business logic and viewLoginActivityView.java- Element of the architectural pattern MVP. Binds Presenter and UI
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