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Hey, how do you make proper distribution of your data layer objects and why wouldn't you do something like this (code in the thread)

```sealed interface IExercise {
    val id: Int
}

sealed class Exercise {
    @Serializable
    data class Remote(
        override val id: Int,
    ) : IExercise {
        fun toCacheEntity() = DB(
            id = id,
        )
    }

    data class Model(
        val isFavorite: Boolean,
        override val id: Int,
    ) : IExercise {
        fun toRemote() = Remote(
            id = id,
        )
    }
    data class DB(
        override val id: Int,
    ) : IExercise, RealmObject() {
        fun toModel(isFavorite: Boolean = false) = Model(
            id = id, isFavorite = isFavorite,
        )
    }
}```


Well, realm doesn't support nested classes and this wont work but I'm still curious if someone is doing something that will not end with 3 different folders with their individual classes and methods where I could use a more intelligent syntax

Whats the reason for the sealed class? Feels like wrong axis to me

test

Excuse me for that, that is totally wrong. But even without that Realm doesn't allow its data classes to be inner classes

And for some reason I can edit this on my mobile device. The F.

Ok, you can't edit messages in this channel

Anyway it wouldn't work even without the sealed tag. But I wish I could have something like this. I'm already using this for my regular objects