Usecases


Source link: https://github.com/Zeyad-37/UseCases

UseCases

Is a library that is a generic implementation of the Domain and Data layers in a clean architecture.

Motivation

As developers, we always need to deliver high quality software on time, which is not an easy task. In most tasks, we need to make either a IO operation, whether from the server, db or file, which is a lot of boiler plate. And getting it functioning and effiecient every time is a bit challenging due to the many things that you need to take care of. Like separation of concerns, error handling and writing robust code that would not crash on you. I have noticed that this code repeats almost with every user story, and i was basically re-writing the same code, but for different models. So i thought what if i could pass the class with the request and not repeat this code over and over. Hence, please welcome the UseCases lib.

Requirements

UseCases Library can be included in any Android application that supports Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and later.

Installation

Easiest way to start

// Create Class LibraryModule to expose your realm models to the lib configuration  @RealmModule(library = true, allClasses = true) class LibraryModule {
 
}
 
// This should be in the application class  Realm.init(this);
 // First initialize realm Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(new RealmConfiguration.Builder()

 .name("app.realm")

 .modules(Realm.getDefaultModule(), new LibraryModule())

 .rxFactory(new RealmObservableFactory())

 .deleteRealmIfMigrationNeeded()

 .build());
  // Fastest start DataServiceFactory.init(new DataUseCaseConfig.Builder(applicationContext).build());
 // all extra features are disabled

// Advanced init DataServiceFactory.init(new DataServiceConfig.Builder(applicationContext)

  .baseUrl(API_BASE_URL)

.withRealm() // if you want a DB

  .withCache(3, TimeUnit.MINUTES) // adds a cache layer above the server & DB if exists

  .cacheSize(8192)  // maximum size to allocate in bytes

  .okHttpBuilder(provideOkHttpClientBuilder())

.okhttpCache(provideCache()) // you can also provide a cache for okHttp

  .postExecutionThread(AndroidScheduler.mainThread()) // your implementation of the post execution thread

  .build());
 DataServiceFactory.getInstance();
 

Code Example

Get Object From Server:

mDataService.<Order>getObject(new GetRequest

.GetRequestBuilder(Order.class, true) // true to save result to db, false otherwise.

.url(URL) // if you provided a base url in the DataServiceConfig.Builder

.idColumnName(Order.ID)

.id(orderId)

.build())

.subscribe(new Subscriber<Order>() {

 @Override

 public void onCompleted() {

 
}

  @Override

 public void onError(Throwable e) {

  e.printStackTrace();

 
}

  @Override

 public void onNext(Order order) {

 
}

}
);
 

Get Object From DB:

mDataService.<Order>getObject(new GetRequest

.GetRequestBuilder(Order.class, true)

.idColumnName(Order.ID)

.id(mItemId)

.build());
 

Get List From Server:

mDataService.<Order>getList(new GetRequest

.GetRequestBuilder(Order.class, false)

.fullUrl(FULL_URL) // for server access

.build())

.subscribe(new Subscriber<List<Order>>() {

 @Override

 public void onCompleted() {

 
}

  @Override

 public void onError(Throwable e) {

  e.printStackTrace();

 
}

  @Override

 public void onNext(List<Order> order){

 
}

}
);
 

Get List From DB:

mDataService.<Order>getList(new GetRequest

.GetRequestBuilder(Order.class, false)

.build());
 

Post/Put Object:

mDataService.<MyResponse>postObject(new PostRequest // putObject

.PostRequestBuilder(Payload.class, true) // Type of expected server response

.idColumnName(Order.ID) // for persistance

.url(URL) // remove for DB access

.payLoad(order) // or HashMap / JSONObject

.responseType(MyResponse.class)

.build());
 

Post/Put List:

mDataService.<MyResponse>postList(new PostRequest // putList

.PostRequestBuilder(Payload.class, true) // Type of expected server response

.payLoad(orders)

.idColumnName(Order.ID) // for persistance

.url(URL) // remove for DB access

.responseType(MyResponse.class)

.build()) 

Delete Collection

mDataService().<MyResponse>deleteCollectionByIds(new PostRequest // putList

.PostRequestBuilder(Payload.class, true)

.payLoad(ids)

.idColumnName(Order.ID) // for persistance

.url(URL) // remove for DB access

.responseType(MyResponse.class)

.build()) 

Delete Item:

mDataService().<MyResponse>deleteCollectionByIds(new PostRequest // putList

.PostRequestBuilder(Payload.class, true)

.payLoad(id)

.idColumnName(Order.ID) // for persistance

.url(URL) // remove for DB access

.responseType(MyResponse.class)

.build()) 

Delete All from DB:

mDataService.deleteAll(new PostRequest

.PostRequestBuilder(Order.class, true)

.idColumnName(Order.ID)

.build()) 

Upload File

mDataService.<MyResponse>uploadFile(new FileIORequest

.FileIORequestBuilder(FULL_URL, new File()) // always full url

.onWifi(true)

.whileCharging(false)

.responseType(MyResponse.class)

.build()) 

Download File

mDataService.downloadFile(new FileIORequest

.FileIORequestBuilder(FULL_URL, new File())

.onWifi(true)

.whileCharging(false)

.requestType(Order.class)

.build()) 

Contributors

Just make pull request. You are in!

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

Resources

Set of helpful utils for the Android platform.

This plugin provides a task to generate a HTML license report based on the configuration. (eg. licenseDebugReport for all debug dependencies in an Android project).

Applying this to an Android or Java project will generate a the license file (open_source_licenses.html) in the <project>/build/reports/licenses/.

Extended management of fragments for the Android platform.

View and navigational transitions for the Android platform.

Awesome Image Picker library will pick images/gifs with beautiful interface. Supports image or gif, Single and Multiple Image selection.

Cryptographic tools for the Android platform.

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