Scope class abstract

This is an abstract interface for a custom developer interface that is considered to be implemented by their BaseScopeContainer.

For example, you have a ScopeContainer:

class SomeScopeContainer extends ScopeContainer { late final appManagerDep = dep(() => AppManager());

late final navigationDep = dep(() => Navigation());

late final reporterDep = dep(() => Reporter()); }

But you don't want to share actual deps with your consumers or you don't want them to know anything about your SomeScopeContainer implementation.

Then you create an interface:

abstract class SomeScope implements BaseScope { AppManager get appManager;

NavigationManager get navigationManager; }

and implement it by your SomeScopeContainer:

class SomeScopeContainer extends ScopeContainer implements SomeScope { @override AppManager get appManager => appManagerDep.get;

@override NavigationManager get navigationManager => navigationDep.get;

late final appManagerDep = dep(() => AppManager());

late final navigationDep = dep(() => Navigation());

late final reporterDep = dep(() => Reporter()); }

It helps you in two ways:

1. You can now use BaseScopeHolder (or Child/Data/ChildData-ScopeHolder) and pass your interface as a first generic parameter for your ScopeHolder. It narrows access to your deps giving only the contract that is declared by the interface.
2. You can pass you interface as a parent to your ChildScopeHolder instead of actual BaseScopeContainer implementation. It also narrows access to deps from the parent.