Android MVP Architecture is a detailed Android sample project that demonstrates the Model-View-Presenter pattern in a structured application. It separates interface code from presentation logic by pairing views with dedicated presenters. A data layer handles access and manipulation, while a service layer contains application services. Dagger 2 supplies dependencies, GreenDAO provides local persistence, and RxJava coordinates asynchronous work. Fast Android Networking manages remote requests, while PlaceHolderView and Android Debug Database support interface construction and database inspection. The classes emphasize inheritance and reuse, but the repository is deprecated and now serves mainly as a learning reference.
Features
- Model-View-Presenter architecture
- Dedicated presenters for interface views
- Dagger 2 dependency injection
- GreenDAO local data persistence
- RxJava asynchronous operation handling
- Android Debug Database integration