Does this make sense? The assetRepoImpl checks the database first and assigns the currentUser then checks the server (When appropriate) and updates the currentUser on the observer. I need access to the currentUser inside the AssetRepo to get the Assets. So I am looking to see if this is the best way / right way?

class AssetRepositoryImpl(private val assetDao: AssetDao,
                          private val assetAPIDataSource: AssetAPIDataSource,
                          userAPIDataSource: UserAPIDataSource,
                          userDao: UserDao
) : AssetRepository {

    private lateinit var currentUser: User

    init {
        //Check the database first
        userDao.getCurrentUserLiveData().observeOnce {
            println("ObserverOnce In AssetRepo Impl ${it.token}")
            currentUser = it
        }

        //When there is an update then update here
        userAPIDataSource.downloadedCurrentUser.observeForever {
            currentUser = createUser(it)
        }

        assetAPIDataSource.downloadedCurrentAssets.observeForever { newCurrentAssets ->
            persistFetchedCurrentAssets(newCurrentAssets)
        }
    }

I should note that it works. 🙂 but just because something works doesn’t mean its right and yes I am aware that there is lots missing for proper understanding. hopefully most will be able to understand what I am trying to do. In essence I need a way to access the user inside the asset repo.

No need to post it here. This channel is for kotlin related android questions

Fair enough, this is android and kotlin (thus why i thought it would be ok). Still fairly new to all of this.