Debugging
The Scope package is generally very easy to use as it works as expected in almost all cases.
For the times when you are having problems, you can pass a
debugName to each Scope and ScopeKey.If you are having problems debugging a Scope issue, start by adding a unique debugName to every Scope and ScopeKey.
We recommend that you pass the
debugName to all your Scope's and ScopeKeys. It will make debugging problems much easier if you get into the habit.final key = ScopeKey<int>('debug key name');
Scope('debug scope name')
..value(key, 1);
When running in the debugger the
debugName will be displayed.You can also print out the
debugName for a ScopeKey or Scope by calling their toString() method.Probably the most complex situation is when you have nested Scopes. Check the call stack for multiple Scope instances.
When you call
use within a Nested Scope it will search 'up' the call stack looking for the first Scope. If the key is found in that Scope then that value is returned. If the key isn't found we keep searching up the stack for additional Scopes.
The methods
withinScope and hasScopeKey can also help debugging problems when calling use.Last modified 1yr ago