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PowerAndBattery

Purpose

This module defines the contract interfaces for the Power and Battery settings feature within the system settings hierarchy. It follows the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern, providing empty marker interfaces that extend base view and view model contracts, allowing concrete implementations to be injected and swapped at runtime.

Public Interface

IPowerAndBatteryView (IPowerAndBatteryView.cs)

  • Signature: public interface IPowerAndBatteryView : IBaseView { }
  • Behavior: Marker interface for Power and Battery settings views. Inherits from IBaseView but defines no additional members.

IPowerAndBatteryViewModel (IPowerAndBatteryViewModel.cs)

  • Signature: public interface IPowerAndBatteryViewModel : IBaseViewModel { }
  • Behavior: Marker interface for Power and Battery settings view models. Inherits from IBaseViewModel but defines no additional members.

Invariants

  • Both interfaces must remain empty marker interfaces, relying entirely on their base contracts (IBaseView, IBaseViewModel) for functionality.
  • The View-ViewModel pairing is implied by naming convention but not enforced at compile time.

Dependencies

  • Depends on: DTS.Common.Base (specifically IBaseView and IBaseViewModel)
  • Dependents: Unknown from source alone—likely consumed by concrete implementations in a UI layer and dependency injection configuration.

Gotchas

  • The interfaces define no Power/Battery-specific members. Any domain-specific properties or methods must be added to these interfaces or handled through the base interfaces' mechanisms. The current design suggests either a placeholder implementation or that all required behavior is already defined in the base interfaces.