Reorganize Code Structure for Improved Maintainability and Scalability Using MVVM Architecture

[SaiDheerajPeketi]

🚀 Feature Request

Description

Requesting a reorganization of the current code structure to improve maintainability, scalability, and future-proofing. The restructuring should follow the MVVM architecture for better separation of concerns and ease of development, with a focus on modern development practices. This example uses a structure based on Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, but the solution is not limited to this setup.

Why is this feature important to you?

Maintaining a well-organized code structure is crucial for long-term scalability and maintainability. A proper architectural foundation, such as MVVM, will simplify future upgrades, testing, and debugging, as well as make it easier for new developers to understand and contribute.

Proposed Solution

Here’s an example of how the project could be organized, though the solution is not limited to this template:

• data:

  • database: Classes for database interactions (e.g., DAOs, entities, and configurations).
  • model: Data models representing the app's data structure, which may include entities, DTOs, or domain models.
  • preferences: Classes for managing shared preferences or other persistent key-value data storage.

• ui:

  • components: Reusable UI components (e.g., custom views, Composables, layouts) that can be used across different screens.
  • dialogs: Custom dialogs or related components for showing pop-ups or gathering user input.
  • navigation: Classes or configurations handling navigation logic, such as navigation graphs and controllers.
  • screens: UI components or pages representing different screens (e.g., home screens, detail views).
  • theme: Theme-related resources, such as styles, colors, and typography definitions.

• util:

  • General-purpose utility classes and helpers for common functions, constants, or extensions used throughout the app.

• viewmodel:

  • ViewModel classes that handle UI-related data and business logic, keeping views reactive to state changes and separating the UI layer from data management.

Additional context

This structure ensures a clean separation of concerns, modular components, and organized state management. It is adaptable and flexible depending on the specific needs of the project, allowing for additional layers or components as necessary.