#Room Booker Project ##Project structure ###MVP gradle module Java module with no Android dependencies. It contains following packages:

• .mvp - a package that contains all classes directly related to Model-View-Presenter architecture.
  • .mvp.model - Model classes
  • .mvp.presenter - Presenters. They responds to UI actions, uses usecases to operate modify model objects and control View elements depending on use case results. It subscribes to observable returned by usecase execute() method.
  • .mvp.view - View interfaces that should be implemented by Android Activities, Fragments, or any other UI component.
• .domain - contains use cases that are used to operate on Model objects. Each use case implements Usecase interface that contains execute() that returns rxJava Observable object.
• .repository - contains Repository interface used by use cases to operate on model. Implementation for this interface is provided by Android module using Retrofit.

###App gradle module Android gradle module.

• .activity - Android activities, they can be treated as MVP Views by implementing corresponding View interfaces from mvp gradle module.
• .fragment - Android fragments. Like activities, they can be treated as Views.
• .adapter - adapters for RecyclerViews and ViewPagers
• .gson - classes for gson JSON parser used to parse network responses.
• .rest - implementation of mvp Repository interface with Retrofit 2 library.
• .injector - Dagger 2 related classes
  • .scope - Two custom scopes are defined: PerApplication and PerActivity.
  • .module - ApplicationModule and NetworkModule are PerApplication defined modules. NetworkModule provides implementation for Repository interface. The rest of modules have PerActivity scope. EventModule and CalendarsModule provides injections for presenters and use cases defined in mvp gradle module.
  • .component - contains dagger components. ApplicationComponent provides PerApplication scoped dependencies. Rest of components provide PerActivity scoped dependencies.

##Launching stub backend service

1. Install ruby on your machine
2. Install Sinatra framework gem using sudo gem install sinatra
3. Launch backend service from backend folder ruby sinatra.rb

##Limitations of mocked API Responses from sinatra framework service are based on static JSON files which are located in \backend folder. There is no implementation for storing data. POST request operation for events have mocked response with static event in body - it has no influence on events list. Also POST request has no error handling for operation, so adding events operation is always successful. Sinatra service implementation is added only to show the general structure of API interface.

##Used libraries

• Dagger2
• Retrofit2 (beta2)
• RxJava
• Butterknife

##Copyright

Published under the MIT License. Copyright (c) 2015 Macoscope sp. z o.o.