Stock Trade Tracking is an app where you can register your Ibovespa shares and track your profit or loss automatically (Hopefully your profit).
It is a simple showcase for a modern and well-crafted Android application, powered by Kotlin Coroutines and Clean Architecture. It is a real modularized MVVM application.
The code is structured in a multi-module fashion, with semantics guided by Clean Architecture.
The domain is a horizontal module that defines all business rules and the core protocols to be implemented by low-level details, while aggregates them in high-level policies by using the UseCase concept from Clean Architecture.
Below you can see a better representation of how the project is structured in terms of modules dependencies. If you look at the diagram arrows you are going to see that the domain layer does not depend on any other module. It is a pure Kotlin module.
Here are some personal libraries used to develop this app:
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When I have said this architecture was very simple to be tested I was being serious. Here is a little example of a code testing two differents LiveDatas at the same time with the same action trigger.
class TimelineBalanceListViewModelTest : BaseViewModelTest() {
private val loaderUseCase = mock<GetCurrentPeriodBalanceCase>()
private val expectedList = TimelineBalanceFactory.listOf(10)
private lateinit var viewModel : TimelineBalanceListViewModel
@Before
fun `before each test`() {
viewModel = TimelineBalanceListViewModel(loaderUseCase)
}
@Test
fun `should initialize components`() = testLiveDataScenario {
assertLiveDataFlow(viewModel.periodList){
it.assertFlow(ComponentState.Initializing)
}
assertLiveDataFlow(viewModel.finalBalance){
it.assertFlow(ComponentState.Initializing)
}
}
@Test
fun `should return list`() = testLiveDataScenario {
whenThisScenario{
whenever(loaderUseCase.execute()).thenReturn(Result.Success(expectedList))
}
onThisAction {
viewModel.interact(TimelineBalanceListInteraction.LoadTimelineComponent)
}
assertLiveDataFlow(viewModel.periodList){
it.assertFlow(
ComponentState.Initializing,
ComponentState.Loading.FromEmpty,
ComponentState.Success(expectedList)
)
}
assertLiveDataFlow(viewModel.finalBalance){
it.assertFlow(
ComponentState.Initializing,
ComponentState.Loading.FromEmpty,
ComponentState.Success(expectedList.first())
)
}
}
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