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:city_sunrise:该项目结合 MVP 与 Clean 架构思想,探索在 Android 项目上的最佳实践。
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- Snapshot with status bar
- Get screen width
- Get screen height
- Binds a UserModel object to the database
- Gets the device id
- Put a string value into the preferences
- Gets status height
- Get status height
- Get user info by id
- Gets user info
- Binding object
- Convert gray image to gray
- Execute use case
- Execute use case
- Convert string to Date
- Sets up the view
- Convert string to MD5 hash
- Get friend list
- To take photo
- Compress image
- Implementation of the callback
- Get IP address
- Creates and returns a bitmap from source bitmap
- Performs a synchronous call
- Retrieve use case
- Takes a status bar and returns a bitmap without a status bar
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QUESTION
I was reading the data layer guide by Google and in the linked segment, they have the following snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-01 at 16:35Thanks to @ADM's link from the comments, I managed to use a named property as suggested here.
In my case, I first create the named property for the IO Dispatcher, then the SubjectsLocalDataSource class gets its CoroutineDispatcher dependency using the get(named("IODispatcher"))
call and finally, the SubjectsRepository gets its data source dependency using the classic get()
call.
SubjectsLocalDataSource declaration:
QUESTION
I'm following along this blog for using Android Architecture Components with Firebase Realtime Database. Currently, I am at the part of the blog where I move the LiveData
callbacks to onChanged()
onto a different thread.
This is what I have (the Kotlin equivalent of the Java code from the blog):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-05 at 23:28You don't need a new thread at all here. Just remove it.
postValue()
is asynchronous and doesn't block anything. You can call it safely on the main thread. Any LiveData observers will get the value immediately after the database callback completes.
QUESTION
I am following an old tutorial about LiveData and ViewModel.These are the links.
- [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7UxPYxgBoA][1]
- [https://resocoder.com/2018/09/07/mvvm-on-android-crash-course-kotlin-android-architecture-components/]
I am getting an error in InjectUtil.kt class while initiating FakeDatabase class and getting it's variable. I am following the tutorial and do not know why I am getting it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 19:54Your getInstance
function isn't returning anything - if you look at the documentation popup for the function, it'll have a return type of Unit
. And Unit
doesn't have a quoteDao
property, which is why the IDE is complaining. If you ever get an error like that, check the type of the variable you're trying to access it on
You can fix it by either adding return
(and adding the type when it complains)
QUESTION
I added some new code to my recyclerView which deletes the item when swiped either to the left or right, but when I move to a different activity, and then come back to my recyclerView activity, the items reappear. Here is the code of my MainActivity(called TestGroceryList):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 21:16You called WordViewModel.delete()
when you swipe an item; but actually you need to implement this method in your WordViewModel
as you leave it empty;
In the Repository
add below method
QUESTION
I used this link for pass parameter to ViewModel constructor when pass one parameter no problem
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 12:40Your getViewModel
function get lambda, that produces ViewModel, as parameter. And in this case, you could do something like this:
QUESTION
I read these blog posts written by Doug Stevenson Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. On part 2 he says that
The Realtime Database SDK makes it really easy to convert a DataSnapshot into a JavaBean style object
And mentions that we can use this line of code to get the DataSnapshot deserialized into a HotStock object (a JavaBean class)
HotStock stock = dataSnapshot.getValue(HotStock.class)
I´m confused because he first uses Transformation.map and then he says that if a LiveData transformation is expensive we can create a MediatorLiveData object from the ViewModel to get the DataSnapshot converted into a HotStock object.
My question is: Why can´t we just call the
HotStock stock = dataSnapshot.getValue(HotStock.class)
from the onDataChange() method on the ValueEventListener which resides in the class extending the LiveData super class and then simply use the setValue() method to pass the HotStock object directly to the ViewModel and then to the Activity or Fragment observing for changes to the LiveData?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-17 at 02:42You can do that, but getValue()
passing a class object is actually kind of slow (especially the first time, for a particular class) because the SDK has to use reflection to figure out how to map all the fields into the object it creates. Java reflection known to be fairly slow. But it's up to you what you want to use.
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