📄Data Directory

Data directory represent all the data classes used for data exchange in Matar app.

Data directory

--data(directory)
 --model(directory)
 --network(directory)
 --repository(directory)

Data/model directory

--model(directory)
  --auth(directory)
   --Login.kt
   --LogoutResponse.kt
   --User.kt
  --postactivity(directory)
   --Data.kt
   --PostActivityRequest.kt
   --PostActivityResponse.kt
  --userpostactivity(directory)
   --UserPostActivityResponse.kt
  --AllOrgResp.kt
  --ApiFailureLog.kt
  --BroadcastEvent.kt
  --DeepLinkData.kt
  --DeletePostResponse.kt
  --GetPostsResponse.kt
  --Language.kt
  --Languages.kt
  --Organization.kt
  --PageDetails.kt
  --User.kt
  --UserDetails.kt 

Data/model/auth/Login.kt

Describing Code:

The code defines two data classes in Kotlin, SendOtpRequest and SendOtpResponse, which are typically used for representing data in your application.

  1. SendOtpRequest:

    • This data class is used to represent a request to send an OTP (One-Time Password).

    • It has three properties:

      • action

        (String): This is the action to be performed, which appears to be related to sending an OTP.

      • name

        (String, optional): This is the name associated with the request. It's an optional parameter and has a default value of an empty string.

      • phoneNumber

        (String): This is the phone number to which the OTP will be sent.

  2. SendOtpResponse:

    • This data class is used to represent the response received after sending an OTP.

    • It has one property:

      • message

        (String): This property holds a message from the server, which might contain information about the status of the OTP sending process.

These data classes seem to be designed for handling authentication-related operations, where you can create a SendOtpRequest object to send a request to send an OTP, and you can receive a SendOtpResponse object as a response, containing a message.

Please note that these data classes are annotated with @SerializedName, which suggests that they are meant to be serialized/deserialized using Gson, a library for working with JSON data in Android and Java applications.


Data/model/auth/LogoutResponse.kt

Describing Code:

The LogoutResponse class has a single property:

  1. **message: **This property is annotated with **@SerializedName("message")**indicating that it's intended to be serialized/deserialized using Gson, a popular JSON parsing library for Java and Kotlin. The property is of type **String? **which means it can hold a nullable string.

This class is likely used to represent the response from a server or API when a user logs out, with the server providing a message to indicate the result of the logout operation


Data/network directory


Data/network/AuthApi.kt


Data/network/CategoryApi.kt


Data/repository directory


Data/repository/AuthRepositoryImpl.kt

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