Too much code in Viper?

Question

Android

Hello. I've looked at many VIPER source repositories and read a couple of articles about VIPER. Decided to use them in my new project. I almost finished the project, but as it seemed to me when building the application using VIPER, the amount of code increases and quite noticeably. The application is small (only three screens and two models), but the code turned out to be a bit too much. Another disadvantage is the huge class constructors, for pepeding interactors, repositories, etc. in them. One of the advantages is the rather easy writing of unit tests. Now I'm wondering if it's worth using it in my future projects at all? So the question is: who uses VIPER in their projects? If not VIPER, what do you use and why? Is it possible to build a really large application using the VIPER methodology? For example,

Answer 1

If you want modularity, you will have to make many interfaces. Constructors are removed by dagger.
The advantages of clean architecture are just revealed on large projects.