pipe/test/fixtures/stuck_loading/lib/provider_ui.dart

import 'notifier_gaps.dart';
import 'provider_setup.dart';

/// Matched only through typed variable patterns. An object-pattern-only matcher
/// reads `PatternA()` but not `PatternA value`, so it would wrongly call both
/// variants unrendered - this function is the regression guard for that.
///
/// The wildcard is needed because PatternState is a plain abstract union, not a
/// sealed one: the compiler cannot know it is closed. That mirrors the real
/// nuwayze case this rule was fixed against.
Object? patternView(PatternState state) => switch (state) {
      PatternA value => value,
      PatternB value => value,
      _ => null,
    };

/// A provider declaration, so the collector can see which types are Listenable.
final liveProvider = ChangeNotifierProvider<LiveNotifier>(
  create: (_) => LiveNotifier(),
);

/// A provider for an immutable type, created once outside any build. Together
/// with [PassesConfigView] below this is the negative control for
/// `provider-created-in-build`: a `Provider<AppConfig>` exists, but both uses go
/// through `.value`, so neither may be reported.
final appConfigProvider = Provider<AppConfig>.value(value: const AppConfig());

/// BAD: reads a ChangeNotifier without subscribing inside build, so this widget
/// will not rebuild when the notifier changes.
class ReadInBuildView {
  const ReadInBuildView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    final live = context.read<LiveNotifier>();
    return live.value;
  }
}

/// BAD: the same mistake through Provider.of(..., listen: false).
class ProviderOfView {
  const ProviderOfView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return Provider.of<LiveNotifier>(context, listen: false).value;
  }
}

/// GOOD: subscribes, so it rebuilds.
class WatchInBuildView {
  const WatchInBuildView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return context.watch<LiveNotifier>();
  }
}

/// GOOD: an immutable service is not a Listenable, so not subscribing is
/// correct and a rule that flagged every context.read would be wrong here.
class ServiceInBuildView {
  const ServiceInBuildView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return context.read<AppConfig>();
  }
}

/// GOOD: read in a callback, where not rebuilding is exactly what you want.
class CallbackReadView {
  const CallbackReadView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) => const Object();

  void onTap(BuildContext context) {
    context.read<LiveNotifier>().setValue(1);
  }
}

class Button {
  const Button({required this.onPressed});

  final void Function() onPressed;
}

/// GOOD: the read is inside a closure passed to a widget, so it runs later, not
/// while this build method runs.
class ClosureReadView {
  const ClosureReadView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return Button(
      onPressed: () => context.read<LiveNotifier>().setValue(1),
    );
  }
}

/// Consumed by the UI, but only `value` is displayed: `unusedFlag` is dead state.
class PartiallyReadView {
  const PartiallyReadView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return context.watch<PartiallyReadNotifier>().value;
  }
}

/// BAD: a provider constructed inside build without `.value`, so a new notifier
/// is created on every rebuild.
class CreatesProviderView {
  const CreatesProviderView();

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return ChangeNotifierProvider<LiveNotifier>(create: (_) => LiveNotifier());
  }
}

/// GOOD: `.value` passes an instance created once.
class PassesValueView {
  const PassesValueView(this.notifier);

  final LiveNotifier notifier;

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return ChangeNotifierProvider<LiveNotifier>.value(value: notifier);
  }
}

/// GOOD: an immutable value passed with `.value` inside build.
///
/// This and [appConfigProvider] are the negative controls for
/// `provider-created-in-build`: the type `AppConfig` is provided, but only via
/// `.value`, which passes an instance created once.
class PassesConfigView {
  const PassesConfigView(this.config);

  final AppConfig config;

  Object build(BuildContext context) {
    return Provider<AppConfig>.value(value: config);
  }
}