Namespace Serenity.Global.Application.Interfaces

Interfaces

IAppReadinessGate

App readiness gate.
It blocks until the system is preloaded and stable to execute the first scene/action.

Business-layer contract for components that need to know which SerenityAssetLoadingMode is active for the current session. Consumers depend on this interface rather than the concrete provider so the mode source can be swapped (e.g. test doubles, alternative bootstrap mechanisms) without touching the consumer.

IAssetLocator

Interface for locating and loading assets by token and type.

IAsyncQueryUseCase<TOutput>

Interface representing an asynchronous query without input and with output.

IAsyncUseCase

Interface representing an asynchronous use case without input or output.

IAsyncUseCase<TInput>

Interface representing an asynchronous use case with input and no output.

IAsyncUseCase<TInput, TOutput>

Interface representing an asynchronous use case with input and output.

IComponentParameters

Interface representing parameters associated with a UI component.

IController

Interface representing a controller with enable and disable functionality.

IGlobalService

Interface representing global application services.

IGlobalServiceFactory

Factory interface for creating instances of IGlobalService.

IInstaller

Interface representing an installer for setting up application components or services.

IService

Interface representing a generic service within the application.

ISyncQueryUseCase<TOutput>

Interface representing a synchronous query without input and with output.

ISyncUseCase

Interface representing a synchronous use case without input or output.

ISyncUseCase<TInput>

Interface representing a synchronous use case with input and no output.

ISyncUseCase<TInput, TOutput>

Interface representing a synchronous use case with input and output.

IUseCase

Marker interface for all use cases.

IViewBase

Interface representing a base view with show and hide functionality.

IViewModel

Interface representing a view model in the application.

IViewProvider

Implemented by a subsystem that owns top-level views and can show them by id (e.g. the menu service, the composite-view service). A IViewRouter queries a set of providers to show any view by id without knowing which subsystem owns it.

IViewRouter

Top-level router that shows a view by id across all registered IViewProviders, regardless of which subsystem owns it (menu, custom view, …). It also knows the application's initial/root view, so the boot path and the return-to-menu-after-gameplay path can show it without assuming it is a menu.