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source_files:
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- Common/DTS.CommonCore/Interface/_GenericModule/IGenericModuleView.cs
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- Common/DTS.CommonCore/Interface/_GenericModule/IGenericModuleViewModel.cs
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---
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# _GenericModule
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## 1. Purpose
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This module defines the foundational view and view-model interfaces for generic modules within the system’s UI architecture. It establishes a contract for components that follow the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern, enabling consistent separation of UI presentation logic from business logic across different module types. These interfaces inherit from base abstractions (`IBaseView` and `IBaseViewModel`) to ensure uniform behavior and lifecycle management across all modules in the application.
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## 2. Public Interface
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No public types beyond the interfaces themselves are defined in the provided source files. The interfaces are:
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- **`IGenericModuleView`**
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*Signature:* `public interface IGenericModuleView : IBaseView`
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*Behavior:* Serves as a marker interface for UI views associated with generic modules. It inherits from `IBaseView`, implying it adheres to the base view contract (e.g., lifecycle events, data binding setup), though the specific members of `IBaseView` are not visible here.
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- **`IGenericModuleViewModel`**
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*Signature:* `public interface IGenericModuleViewModel : IBaseViewModel`
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*Behavior:* Serves as a marker interface for view models associated with generic modules. It inherits from `IBaseViewModel`, implying it conforms to the base view model contract (e.g., property change notification, command exposure), though the specific members of `IBaseViewModel` are not visible here.
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## 3. Invariants
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- `IGenericModuleView` and `IGenericModuleViewModel` are *marker interfaces* with no additional members or constraints beyond their base interfaces.
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- Any implementation of `IGenericModuleView` must also satisfy the contract of `IBaseView`.
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- Any implementation of `IGenericModuleViewModel` must also satisfy the contract of `IBaseViewModel`.
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- No validation, state, or ordering guarantees are defined at this level; invariants are delegated to the base interfaces and concrete implementations.
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## 4. Dependencies
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- **Depends on:**
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- `DTS.Common.Base` namespace (specifically, `IBaseView` and `IBaseViewModel`).
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- **Used by:**
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- Unknown from this source alone. These interfaces are likely consumed by module registration systems, dependency injection containers, or UI framework components (e.g., view/view-model locators) that rely on type constraints to wire generic modules.
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- **No external libraries or modules** are imported beyond `DTS.Common.Base`.
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## 5. Gotchas
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- **Ambiguity in base contracts:** Since `IBaseView` and `IBaseViewModel` are not defined in the provided sources, their exact contract (e.g., required properties, events, or lifecycle methods) is unknown. This may lead to confusion if consumers assume additional behavior.
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- **Marker-only interfaces:** The lack of members in `IGenericModuleView` and `IGenericModuleViewModel` means they provide no runtime guarantees beyond type identity. Consumers must rely on convention or additional attributes (e.g., `[ViewFor]`, `[ViewModelFor]`) to associate views and view models.
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- **Namespace placement:** Both interfaces reside in `DTS.Common.Interface`, but under a subfolder `_GenericModule` (with underscore), which may be unintentional or legacy. This could cause confusion in discovery or tooling.
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- **No versioning or deprecation markers:** Absence of `[Obsolete]` attributes or versioning hints suggests these interfaces are stable, but historical usage may have evolved beyond their original intent.
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None identified from source alone beyond the above.
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