Provides extensions to simple_service_container for containers to own resources and dispose them via disposable_resource_management.

Set-up

Just add following dependencies to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  disposable_resource_management: ^4.0.0
  owning_simple_service_container: ^1.0.0
  simple_service_container: ^1.0.0

Usage and Getting Started

OwningServiceContainer is a ServiceContainer that can be used to register services as owned by the container, as well as registered normally. Owned services will be disposed when the container is disposed.

final services = OwningServiceContainer();

If your services implement Disposable or AsyncDisposable from disposable_resource_management then you can register them as owned like so:

services.registerDisposable(disposableService);
services.registerAsyncDisposable(asyncDisposableService);

If the service comes from another library/package and does not implement Disposable or AsyncDisposable from disposable_resource_management, then you can register it as owned by specifying a custom synchronous or asynchronous disposal method like this:

services.registerWithDisposer(
disposableFromAnotherLibrary,
disposableFromAnotherLibrary.dispose,
);
services.registerWithAsyncDisposer(
asyncDisposableFromAnotherLibrary,
asyncDisposableFromAnotherLibrary.disposeAsync,
);

The container can then be used as normal, and then disposed when itself and its services are no longer required.

Dispose like this if we need to await disposal.

await services.disposeAsync();

Or like this if we don't need to wait for services to dispose.

unawaited(services.disposeAsync());

Extensions

You may also wish to check out the following packages that also extend the functionality of simple_service_container:

• flutter_simple_service_container : When working with flutter, this provides extension methods for scoping access to services and obtaining them via the BuildContext and watching listenable services for rebuild on changes via context_watch