Multiproject vs flavors

[yoobi (Yo Ob)]

I’m trying to create two android applications that has common code (about 80% shared code), so I was documenting myself on Gradle Flavor and multiproject (modules).

Restrictions on project:

• App-A and App-B depends on main
• App-A and App-B doesn’t know about each other.
• App-A will have some feature that doesn’t exist on App-B and main
• App-B will have some feature that doesn’t exist on App-A and main
• App-A and App-B will have their own AndroidManifest.xml

I’m trying to use MVP design pattern as well, I don’t know if it’ll have any incidence on the project.

I was thinking of using an architecture that would look like this.

|--- Main
		|--- src
		    |--- main
		    |   |--- java
|--- App-A
		|--- src
		    |--- main
		    |   |--- java // For specific code
|--- App-B
		|--- src
		    |--- main
		    |   |--- java // For specific code

Use Case:
For example, I need to add a feature on MainActivity of AppA. Can I just extend/implement a class/interface on App-A to add this feature or do I have to copy everything from MainActivity of main?

I saw some advice about using BuildConfig.FLAVOR as it is available and can do the distinction between flavor, however I’ve noticed by reverse engineering a sample I made that it creates both MainActivity.

Should I be worried about the size of my APK getting much bigger by using flavor ?

What would you recommend me to do ?