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Android Testing in Android Unit Testing Presenting the View

Javier Mera
Javier Mera
16,472 Points
Posted by Javier Mera
Javier Mera
16,472 Points

Design question

So in terms of design, would it be appropriate to have a method as part of the View interface, that takes a View object as a parameter? I'm thinking of a situation where one could have multiple Buttons and wanted to do the same thing for all of them, and call that View method for each one of the buttons.

1 Answer

Petr David
Petr David
8,410 Points

Presenter should know nothing about view so it can be replaced with some other framework, therefore you can't pass view, because it's Android specfic. You should probably have a method for each button and just call private method with proper parameters

Javier Mera
Javier Mera
16,472 Points
Javier Mera
Javier Mera
16,472 Points

Yep that's what I ended up doing. Thanks for the reply