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Replaced greenDAO with androidx.room
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced Room library for enhanced database management.
- Added new tests for database creation, access, and migrations.
- Implemented automatic and manual database migrations for ~improved~ data integrity.
- Added new data access objects (DAOs) for Cloud, Update Check, and Vault entities.
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Enhancements
- ~Improved database operation efficiency by utilizing Kotlin's type alias and constructor-based entity creation.~
- ~Enhanced database schema with the addition of entities for Cloud, Update Check, and Vault.~
- Streamlined database access in repository implementations with dependency injection.
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Bug Fixes
- Fixed issues related to database migrations and entity mapping for a more stable user experience.
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Refactor
- Transitioned from GreenDao to Room for database operations, resulting in cleaner and more maintainable code.
- Refined database migration logic to use Room's built-in migration features.
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Documentation
- Updated internal comments to reflect changes in database handling and migration processes.
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Chores
- Updated build configurations to include necessary Room library dependencies.
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Walkthrough
The project transitions from using the GreenDAO plugin to Room for database management. It involves updating Room library versions, configuring annotation processors, and adding new test cases for database operations. Database access is refactored across various DAOs and repository implementations, with migrations adjusted for Room's SupportSQLiteDatabase. New entities and migration classes are introduced to handle database schema changes, and utility functions for thread handling are added.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
build.gradle, presentation/build.gradle |
Removed GreenDAO plugin; added Room dependencies. |
buildsystem/dependencies.gradle, data/src/.../CryptomatorDatabase.kt, data/src/.../DatabaseAutoMigrationSpec.kt, data/src/.../DatabaseMigration.kt, data/src/.../DatabaseModule.kt |
Updated Room version; added new database classes for Room. |
data/build.gradle |
Added kotlin-kapt plugin, configured Room schema tasks and annotation processor options. |
data/src/androidTest/java/org/cryptomator/data/db/... |
Added new database tests and refactored existing ones to use Room's testing utilities. |
data/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/data/db/... |
Refactored DAO interfaces and entities for Room; added type alias and migration classes. |
data/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/data/db/mappers/... |
Updated entity mappers to use Room's DAOs and refactored construction of entities. |
data/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/data/db/migrations/... |
Refactored migration classes from GreenDAO to Room's SupportSQLiteDatabase. |
data/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/data/repository/... |
Refactored repository implementations to use DAO providers instead of direct database access. |
util/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/util/... |
Added utility functions for thread checking and assertions. |
🐇✨ In the realm of code, where the data trees grow,
Room took over GreenDAO's show.
Migrations dance, entities align,
As the database updates, all falls in line. 🌟📚
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