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*
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* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package com.android.wm.shell.dagger;
import java.lang.annotation.Documented;
import java.lang.annotation.Inherited;
import java.lang.annotation.Retention;
import java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy;
import javax.inject.Qualifier;
/**
* This is a qualifier that Shell uses to workaround an issue with providing nullable optionals
* which are by default unbound.
*
* For example, ideally we would have this scenario:
* BaseModule:
* @BindsOptionalOf
* abstract Optional<Interface> optionalInterface();
*
* SpecializedModule:
* @Provides
* static Interface providesInterface() {
* return new InterfaceImpl();
* }
*
* However, if the interface is supposed to be provided dynamically, then Dagger is not able to bind
* the optional interface to a null instance, and @BindsOptionalOf does not support @Nullable
* instances of the interface provided by the specialized module.
*
* For example, this does not work:
* BaseModule:
* @BindsOptionalOf
* abstract Optional<Interface> optionalInterface();
*
* SpecializedModule:
* @Provides
* static Interface providesInterface() {
* if (systemSupportsInterfaceFeature) {
* return new InterfaceImpl();
* } else {
* return null;
* }
* }
*
* To workaround this, we can instead upstream the check (assuming it can be upstreamed into the
* base module), and then always provide a non-null instance in the specialized module.
*
* For example:
* BaseModule:
* @BindsOptionalOf
* @DynamicOverride
* abstract Interface dynamicInterface();
*
* @Provides
* static Optional<Interface> providesOptionalInterface(
* @DynamicOverride Optional<Interface> interface) {
* if (systemSupportsInterfaceFeature) {
* return interface;
* }
* return Optional.empty();
* }
*
* SpecializedModule:
* @Provides
* @DynamicOverride
* static Interface providesInterface() {
* return new InterfaceImpl();
* }
*
* This is also useful in cases where there needs to be a default implementation in the base module
* which is also overridable in the specialized module. This isn't generally recommended, but
* due to the nature of Shell modules being referenced from a number of various projects, this
* can be useful for *required* components that
* 1) clearly identifies which are intended for overriding in the base module, and
* 2) allows us to declare a default implementation in the base module, without having to force
* every SysUI impl to explicitly provide it (if a large number of them share the default impl)
*
* For example, this uses the same setup as above, but the interface provided (if bound) is used
* otherwise the default is created:
* @BindsOptionalOf
* @DynamicOverride
* abstract Interface dynamicInterface();
*
* @Provides
* static Optional<Interface> providesOptionalInterface(
* @DynamicOverride Optional<Interface> overrideInterfaceImpl) {
* if (overrideInterfaceImpl.isPresent()) {
* return overrideInterfaceImpl.get();
* }
* return new DefaultImpl();
* }
*
* SpecializedModule:
* @Provides
* @DynamicOverride
* static Interface providesInterface() {
* return new SuperSpecialImpl();
* }
*/
@Documented
@Inherited
@Qualifier
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
public @interface DynamicOverride {}