Hello community! I would like to get your advices ...

# android-architecture

[jamescodingnow]

Hello community! I would like to get your advices about that I have a multi-modular android project. It has modules such as:

--Module-app
--Module-core
--Module-feature
  |--SubModule-home
  |--SubModule-food
     |--SubSubModule-pasta
  |--SubModule-driver

My question is that How can I inject SubSubModule-pasta into SubModule-food without adding implementation(…) into gradle of SubModule-food? Basically, I do not want to have dependencies between sub-modules but I would like to access. Thank you!

[Stylianos Gakis]

Lift those things into a 3rd module which both -food and -home can see

[jamescodingnow]

Could you explain more? And I updated my question, forgot to add subsubmodule.

[Stylianos Gakis]

In order to have access to code from some module, you need to depend on that module, so if -food needs to know about something that is inside -pasta, then you need to depend on -pasta through implementation or api.

[jamescodingnow]

I see your point and agreed with you. I look for that can I use -pasta in -food without importing.
I think, this is not possible because if I do not import -pasta, I cannot define property type in -food. If there is any other option, feel free to share!

[Landry Norris]

You can create an interface in food, then implement it in pasta. Something higher up (ideally the final app module) would depend on pasta, and would pass instances into food.