On my Android App, I have 2 entity / models closely related and I'm having trouble finding the best way to handle it.
For the modules, I divide my app by feature then by layer like that :
Feature1
└ Data
└ Domain
└ Presentation
Feature2
└ Data
└ Domain
└ Presentation
If I put them in separate 'features' they end up needing each other's modules and we can't make 2 modules depend on each other.
Should I :
- Merge those entities in the same feature with a shared repository (knowing they have operations, UI elements, util classes, etc. that don't depend on the other entity)
- Make another 'feature' with a DAO that uses both tables for the joined operations
- Separate the features in more modules (ex: a module for entities to have access to each other's tables in each data layer)
- Another solution ?