The IDependencyProviderScope is a IDependencyProvider But has more access methods and lifecycle controls. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Promise | Dispose () |
| Disposing a IDependencyProviderScope will call IBeamableDisposable.OnDispose on all inner services that implement IBeamableDisposable. Also, after the dispose method has been called, any call to IDependencyProvider.GetService will fail. After this method, the IsDisposed will be true. However, if you re-hydrate a scope using the Hydrate method, then the scope is no longer in a disposed state. More... | |
| void | Hydrate (IDependencyProviderScope serviceScope) |
| It is possible to "un-dispose" a scope. Hydrating a scope from another scope copies all of the services from the other scope, and uses the other scope's service descriptors to create new services. Any children will be re-hydrated and their original configuration methods will be re-fire. After this method, the IsDisposed will be false. More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from Beamable.Common.Dependencies.IDependencyProvider | |
| bool | CanBuildService (Type t) |
| Returns true if the given service is registered in the provider. If you make a call to GetService<T> for a service that doesn't exist, you'll get an exception. More... | |
| object | GetService (Type t) |
| Finds an instance of a service given the type parameter. All services are lazily initialized, so its possible that if is the first time the type of service has been requested, this call could allocate a new instance of the service. More... | |
| T | GetService< T > () |
| Finds an instance of a service given the type parameter. All services are lazily initialized, so its possible that if is the first time the type of service has been requested, this call could allocate a new instance of the service. More... | |
| bool | CanBuildService< T > () |
| Returns true if the given service is registered in the provider. If you make a call to GetService<T> for a service that doesn't exist, you'll get an exception. More... | |
| IDependencyProviderScope | Fork (Action< IDependencyBuilder > configure=null) |
| Create a new IDependencyProviderScope, using the current instance as a parent. Any service that was registered as a Scoped service will be re-created in the new provider. Any service that was registered as a Singleton will use the instance from the parent provider. If the parent provider has IDependencyProviderScope.Dispose called, then the child provider will also be disposed. More... | |
Properties | |
| IDependencyProviderScope | Parent [get] |
| Using the IDependencyProvider.Fork method allows you to create hierarchical IDependencyProviderScope. If this scope has a parent, this will point to it, or be null. | |
| IEnumerable< IDependencyProviderScope > | Children [get] |
| Using the IDependencyProvider.Fork method allows you to create hierarchical IDependencyProviderScope. If this scope has any children, this enumeration shows them, or it will be empty. | |
| bool | IsDisposed [get] |
| By default, returns false. Returns true after Dispose completed. If Hydrate is run, then this returns false again. | |
| IEnumerable< ServiceDescriptor > | TransientServices [get] |
| An enumerable set of the ServiceDescriptors that are attached to this provider as transient | |
| IEnumerable< ServiceDescriptor > | ScopedServices [get] |
| An enumerable set of the ServiceDescriptors that are attached to this provider as scoped | |
| IEnumerable< ServiceDescriptor > | SingletonServices [get] |
| An enumerable set of the ServiceDescriptors that are attached to this provider as singleton | |
Detailed Description
The IDependencyProviderScope is a IDependencyProvider But has more access methods and lifecycle controls.
Member Function Documentation
◆ Dispose()
| Promise Beamable.Common.Dependencies.IDependencyProviderScope.Dispose | ( | ) |
Disposing a IDependencyProviderScope will call IBeamableDisposable.OnDispose on all inner services that implement IBeamableDisposable. Also, after the dispose method has been called, any call to IDependencyProvider.GetService will fail. After this method, the IsDisposed will be true. However, if you re-hydrate a scope using the Hydrate method, then the scope is no longer in a disposed state.
- Returns
- A promise capturing when the disposal will complete.
Implemented in Beamable.Common.Dependencies.DependencyProvider.
◆ Hydrate()
| void Beamable.Common.Dependencies.IDependencyProviderScope.Hydrate | ( | IDependencyProviderScope | serviceScope | ) |
It is possible to "un-dispose" a scope. Hydrating a scope from another scope copies all of the services from the other scope, and uses the other scope's service descriptors to create new services. Any children will be re-hydrated and their original configuration methods will be re-fire. After this method, the IsDisposed will be false.
This method can be useful to re-use an instance of a IDependencyProviderScope that had been disposed.
- Parameters
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serviceScope The scope to get life from.
Implemented in Beamable.Common.Dependencies.DependencyProvider.
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- com.beamable/Common/Runtime/Dependencies/DependencyProvider.cs
