Todo sample app built with MVI .
Fig. MVI in Nutshell [image](https://medium.com/@thanh.bm/android-mvi-architecture-with-livedata-c72e9e1bd3e6)
The single event management in mvi has always been a debatable question. I'm using this simple class to handle single event.
class SingleEvent<T>(value: T? = null) {
private var _value: T? = null
val value: T?
get() {
val tmp = _value;
_value = null
return tmp
}
init {
_value = value
}
}
And I'm using it as:
data class UIState(toast:SingleEvent<String>) // state class
stateRelay.subscribe{state-> // state observable
state.toast.value?.let{ showToast(it) }
}
- Managing State with RxJava by @JakeWharton
- How to cook a well-done MVI for Android by @colriot
- MVICore by @badoo
I made this app while I was playing around with mvi pattern. I am by no means expert and this implementation is not perfect.
For bugs, questions and discussions please use the Github Issues.
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