This is an example of Android development with MVP + Interactor in Kotlin

MVP + Interactor example.kt

interface LoginContracts {
  interface View {
    fun presentHomeScreen(user: User)
    fun showError(message: String)
  }
  
  interface Presenter {
    fun onDestroy()
    fun onLoginButtonPressed(username: String, password: String)
  }
  
  interface Interactor {
    fun unregister()
    fun login(username: String, password: String)
  }
  
  interface InteractorOutput {
    fun onLoginSuccess(user: User)
    fun onLoginError(message: String)
  }
}

class LoginActivity: BaseActivity, LoginContracts.View {
  
  var presenter: LoginContracts.Presenter? = null
  
  //other fields

  override fun onCreate() {
    //...
    presenter = LoginPresenter(this)
    loginButton.setOnClickListener { onLoginButtonClicked() }
    //...
  }
  
  override fun onDestroy() {
    presenter?.onDestroy()
    presenter = null
    super.onDestroy()
  }

  private fun onLoginButtonClicked() {
    presenter?.onLoginButtonClicked(usernameEditText.text, passwordEditText.text)
  }
  
  fun presentHomeScreen(user: User) {
    val intent = Intent(view, HomeActivity::class.java)
    intent.putExtra(Constants.IntentExtras.USER, user)
    startActivity(intent)
  }
  
  fun showError(message: String) {
    //shows the error on a dialog
  }
}

class LoginPresenter(var view: LoginContract.View?): LoginContract.Presenter, LoginContract.InteractorOutput {
    var interactor: LoginContract.Interactor? = LoginInteractor(this)

    fun onDestroy() {
      view = null
      interactor?.unregister()
      interactor = null
    }

    fun onLoginButtonPressed(username: String, password: String) {
      interactor?.login(username, password)
    }

    fun onLoginSuccess(user: User) {
      view?.presentNextScreen(user)
    }
    
    fun onLoginError(message: String) {
      view?.showError(message)
    }
}

class LoginInteractor(var output: LoginContract.InteractorOutput?): LoginContract.Interactor {
  fun unregister() {
    output = null
  }
  
  fun login(username: String, password: String) {
    LoginApiManager.login(username, password)
                ?.subscribeOn(Schedulers.newThread())
                ?.observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
                ?.subscribe({ user ->
                          //does something with the user, like saving it or the token
                          output?.onLoginSuccess(user)
                          },
                        { throwable -> output?.onLoginError(throwable.message ?: "Error!") })
  }
}

Great example! Thank you very much for this. Just a little fix will be that the LoginPresenter has the function fun onLoginButtonPressed(username: String, password: String) but is called in the LoginActivity as presenter?.onLoginButtonClicked(usernameEditText.text, passwordEditText.text)
Again, awesome example!

Nice example !!!
I want to ask a question. How will you show the login success in the activity? I mean when the login API call is successful, how do you notify the user about it? Will you create an interface and implement that in the LoginActivity?

@shubham171294
in Interactor class, on output?.onLoginSuccess(user) will execute. and this onLoginSuccess(user) is implemented in LoginPresenter class as fun onLoginSuccess(user: User) { view?.presentNextScreen(user) } and now here in LoginPresenter, view?.presentNextScreen(user) would be called and it's implemented in LoginActivity as fun presentHomeScreen(user: User) { val intent = Intent(view, HomeActivity::class.java) intent.putExtra(Constants.IntentExtras.USER, user) startActivity(intent) } and user will navigate from LoginActivity to HomeActivity so that's the way how callbacks would work...