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Android Booster: An Android starter project that provides a modular foundation for building production-ready apps. It offers multiple architecture patterns (MVI, MVVM, MVP, VIPER) with shared base classes, so you can choose the approach that fits each feature.

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Defines architecture patterns for AndroidBooster. Use when implementing MVI, MVVM, VIPER, MVP, or base UI components. Use when creating activities, fragments, ViewModels, or structuring feature modules.

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AndroidBooster Architecture

Use the architecture base classes from core/architecture/src/main/kotlin/com/huhx0015/androidbooster/architecture/ when building features.

Base Classes (Always Use)

Extend these for all activities, fragments, and ViewModels:

ClassPathUsage
BaseActivityarchitecture/base/BaseActivity.ktExtend AppCompatActivity; includes Hilt @AndroidEntryPoint, CompositeDisposable
BaseFragmentarchitecture/base/BaseFragment.ktExtend Fragment; includes Hilt @AndroidEntryPoint
BaseViewModelarchitecture/base/BaseViewModel.ktExtend AndroidViewModel; includes DataBinding Observable, CompositeDisposable, lifecycle callbacks

MVI Architecture

Use architecture/mvi/ when implementing Model-View-Intent:

ClassPurpose
BaseContractDefines View : BaseView
BaseViewinitView(), observe()
BaseViewModel<S, I, E>state: StateFlow<S>, events: Flow<E>, sendIntent(I)
BaseStateState object observed by View via StateFlow
BaseIntentIntents sent from View → ViewModel
BaseEventEvents sent from ViewModel → View

Flow: View sends intents via sendIntent() → ViewModel processes in processIntent() → ViewModel updates state and emits events → View observes state and handles events.

For Compose-first MVI Activity screens (for example, setContent, ComposeDataScreen, snackbar handling from BaseEvent), also apply androidbooster-ui-compose.

MVVM Architecture

Use architecture/mvvm/ when implementing Model-View-ViewModel:

ClassPurpose
BaseContractDefines View : BaseView, ViewModel : BaseViewModel<View>
BaseViewinitView()
BaseViewModel<V>ViewModel bound to View

MVP Architecture

Use architecture/mvp/ when implementing Model-View-Presenter:

ClassPurpose
BaseContractDefines View : BaseView<Presenter>, Presenter : BasePresenter, Repository
BaseView<P>View with presenter reference
BasePresenterPresenter interface

Reference: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1098822/Learn-Android-MVP-Pattern-By-Example

VIPER Architecture

Use architecture/viper/ when implementing VIPER:

ClassPurpose
BaseContractDefines View, Interactor, InteractorOutput, Presenter, Entity, Router

Reference: https://cheesecakelabs.com/blog/using-viper-architecture-android/

Event Bus

Use architecture/event/RxBus.kt for cross-component event communication.

Dependency Injection

Hilt modules in architecture/modules/:

  • ActivityModule, FragmentModule, ViewModelModule, RxBusModule

UI Components

  • ApiRecyclerViewModel (extends BaseViewModel) for list screens with error/progress visibility
  • ApiRecyclerViewActivity, ApiRecyclerViewFragment for API-backed RecyclerView screens

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