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Getting into the thick of this now, migrating a large app that leans very heavily on Mortar. Rather than migrate all of our Mortar provided services to Flow, I'm making MortarScopes the only service that Flow provides. Maybe eventually we'll bother to turn everything into a Flow service, maybe that won't be worth the effort.
Not thinking too hard yet about how I'd start from scratch. mortar.Scoped
is pretty handy, and there is a useful kernel to mortar.Bundled
. Perhaps the thing is to create new versions of them in Flow? Perhaps a new Mortar Lite library that builds on top of Flow?
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More likely is a Flow integration module, but not until after Flow 1.0 beta.
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@alexrwegener I'm implementing a sample project using both
If you may, check it out !
Contributions and feedback are pretty welcome !
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It'd be great if there was some movement on this. Flow has changed a lot and it's not obvious how to integrate Mortar with it based on the samples. The samples seem all over the place, and are somewhat confusing. It'd be great if there was some movement on this to add clarity, and show that this project was still active.
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Considering there is a service locator embedded inside Flow 1.0-alpha that is kept alive by Flow's KeyManager, it doesn't really make sense to use another service locator on top of it (Mortar).
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Related Issues (20)
- It's really difficult to tell if your scope is destroyed HOT 3
- ClassCastException in sample HOT 1
- Best practice for Request-Screen-Orientation-Change? HOT 2
- ViewPresenter's onLoad and onSave do not have the same call count. HOT 1
- Scoped interface to disallow nested calls to onEnterScope/onExitScope. HOT 10
- Instrumentation Test in Mortar/Flow/Dagger 2 Project
- Mortar and Flow with Drawer Layout
- 0.20 Not in Maven HOT 3
- Android TransitionManager HOT 2
- ViewPresenter onSave is awkward with Flow HOT 1
- How to shadow parent services with nested scopes
- AssertionError: Unknown state SAVING on RealActivityScope.register() [mortar:0.16]
- BundleService.getBundleService() throws early
- Is Mortar still alive? HOT 2
- These isn't a public api to get the parent of a MortarScope. HOT 1
- Is Mortar still active? HOT 1
- I recently inherited a mortar+flow codebase HOT 1
- Maintaining Screen State on Backstack? HOT 6
- 2 fatal problem while using service to register the presenter object HOT 1
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