graph LR
App_Mangaworld_Module["App-Mangaworld Module"]
Mangaworld_Feature_Module["Mangaworld Feature Module"]
Domain_Module["Domain Module"]
Data_Module["Data Module"]
Network_Module["Network Module"]
Shared_Module["Shared Module"]
App_Mangaworld_Module -- "depends on" --> Mangaworld_Feature_Module
Mangaworld_Feature_Module -- "invokes use cases in" --> Domain_Module
Mangaworld_Feature_Module -- "utilizes resources from" --> Shared_Module
Domain_Module -- "interacts with" --> Data_Module
Data_Module -- "communicates with" --> Network_Module
Network_Module -- "provides services to" --> Data_Module
Shared_Module -- "provides resources to" --> Mangaworld_Feature_Module
One paragraph explaining the functionality which is represented by this graph. What the main flow is and what is its purpose.
This is the primary entry point for the Mangaworld application. It is responsible for application-level configurations, dependency graph setup, and launching the main activity or navigation flow specific to the manga feature. It acts as the orchestrator for the entire Mangaworld user experience.
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Encapsulates all user interface (UI) components built with Jetpack Compose, ViewModels/Presenters, and specific business logic directly related to manga browsing, reading, and content management. It orchestrates the presentation of data to the user and handles user interactions.
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Contains the core business rules and use cases (interactors) that define the application's behavior, independent of any specific UI framework or data source. It acts as the bridge between the presentation layer (Feature Modules) and the data layer.
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Implements the repository pattern, providing an abstraction layer over various data sources (e.g., local database, remote API). It is responsible for fetching, caching, and managing data, exposing clean interfaces to the Domain Module.
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Dedicated to handling all network-related operations, including API client setup, request/response serialization, and error handling for remote data access. It provides a clean interface for the Data Module to consume.
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Contains common utilities, reusable UI components (e.g., custom Composables, themes), extension functions, and shared resources (e.g., strings, colors, dimensions) that are utilized across multiple feature modules within the application suite.
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