ABW-2488 - Refactor around dApp Login Auth and UnAuth #747
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Description
This is Draft work for improving code around DAppAuthorizedLogin and DAppUnauthorizedLogin.
What I did so far is to find common code and I created delegate that serves this for both Authorised and Unauthorised view models.
Here are my findings:
WIth regards to Composable there isn't much code that can be reused. Let me know your thoughts if it makes sense to use One composable but I got a feeling that it will be just moving code around and having them split actually makes sense I think.
I tried to reuse as much as I could in View Models however I was hoping there will be more. Let me also know the way I did this with delegate is fine.
Would like to hear you thoughts on how else it can be improved in terms of common code for both authorised and unauthorised paths.