This is an application to give you a new book to read. We're using the Google Books API.
This demo architecture is strongly based on the Hexagonal Architecture by Alistair Cockburn. The application also relies heavily in modularization for better separation of concerns and encapsulation.
Let's take a look in each major module of the application:
- app - The Application module. It contains all the initialization logic for the app.
- features - The module containing all the visual from the application, separated by features
- domain - The modules containing the most important part of the application: the business logic. This module depends only on itself and all interaction it does is via dependency inversion.
- data - The module containing the data (local, remote, light etc) from the app
This type of architecture protects the most important modules in the app. To achieve this, all the dependency points to the center, and the modules are organized in a way that the more the module is in the center, more important it is.
Also, we have a couple modules to work make everything easy:
- cloudservices - To create genereric classes for cloud services, such as Firebase.
- common - Classes who every module can use.
- designsystem - Where we put your common components for presentation, such as themes, views, colors and etc.
- navigation - The module where we handle all application navigation.
- riverpod for state management
- freezed for code generation
- retrofit for talking to the REST API
- hive for ligth data
- floor for local data
- getit for dependency injection
- cached_network_image for caching images
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