Arlecchino.Navigation

Classes

Type	Summary
ActiveView	A screen together with the container scope it was built from. Navigating away disposes the screen and then the scope, so whatever it took from the container goes with it.
Navigator	Holds the screen being shown and the history behind it. Routes returned from handlers pass through here, and the view that leaves is disposed if it asked to be.
Routes	Routes of the screens that ship with the framework.
ViewLifetime	How long the screen is on. Take it in a view's constructor to tie background work and subscriptions to the screen, and navigating away cancels the token and releases everything registered here.
ViewResolver	Turns a route into a view by asking each registered factory in turn. Each screen is built inside its own container scope, so a scoped service is released when the screen goes away.

Structs

Type	Summary
ViewRoute	Where to navigate: a name in a struct, compared ordinally. Routes are strings rather than an enum because the framework has to name a screen without seeing the application's types — the generated ViewKind lives in your assembly, not in Arlecchino.

Interfaces

Type	Summary
IArlecchinoLayout	The frame every view is drawn inside, from one object that outlives the views. A view asks the Surface for its content and gets the region the layout left it, so it never knows.
IArlecchinoView	A screen, built from the container and living as long as its route is shown. Implement IDisposable to be told when it goes away.
IArlecchinoViewFactory	Builds views for routes. Register one with AddViewFactory<T>() to serve a whole family of routes at once — a plugin directory, or routes carrying an ID in the name.