push abstract method

FutureOr<Scope> push(List<Configurable> configure)

Use scope.push(...) to create a new child scope. Child scope inherited getters from parent:

Future<void> scopePushExample() async {
  final rootScope = await Scope.root([
    Final<Repository>(equal: (scope) => Repository()),
    Final<AppNotifier>(equal: (scope) => AppNotifier(
      repository: scope.get<Repository>(),
    )),
  ]);

  // create child scope
  final childScope = await rootScope.push([
    Final<AddTodoNotifier>(equal: (scope) => AddTodoNotifier()),
  ]);

  // resolve instances in child scope
  final myRepository = childScope.get<Repository>();
  final myAppNotifier = childScope.get<AppNotifier>();
  final myAddTodoNotifier = childScope.get<AddTodoNotifier>();
}

Which simulates:

void rootScope() {                                                    
  final Repository repository = Repository();
  final AppNotifier appNotifier = AppNotifier(
    repository: repository,
  ); 

  void childScope() {
    final AddTodoNotifier addTodoNotifier = AddTodoNotifier();

    // resolve instances:
    //  `repository`      is inherited from parent scope
    //  `appNotifier`     is inherited from parent scope
    //  `addTodoNotifier` is exposed in current scope
    final myRepository = repository; 
    final myAppNotifier = appNotifier;
    final myAddTodoNotifier = addTodoNotifier;
  }
}

Implementation

FutureOr<Scope> push(List<Configurable> configure);