Navi | Easy Android navigation with Flow and MVP

Navi is a Kotlin library. Navi has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Navi is an experimental library that aims to ease the development of `Fragment`less Android applications using the [Model-View-Presenter] pattern. In essence, it’s a little framework that marries Presenters to Keys managed by Flow. Navi will take the responsibility of being your Flow’s [Dispatcher] This library takes care of managing a stack of Presenters that have a lifecycle decoupled from Views. Your Presenter can take model data and pump it into a View, and also take events from a View and deliver them to your model layer. (This lends itself quite well to [RxJava] For now, Navi will remain very much in flux as we test how much we like this approach to development. We might find that we hate it and drop support all together; or maybe we’ll love it. Who knows?. Because we didn’t like working with it that much, and found it a bit clunky. We don’t mean to say that Navi is any better, but we’re going to try something different. If you want something that works with Flow that’s a little more battle tested, definitely check out Mortar. We do find Flow to be pretty awesome though, and Navi delegates its back-stack management to Flow.