DefaultScope

Closes this scope and clears all of its cached singleton instances. This is typically called when the lifecycle associated with this scope ends (e.g., Activity.onDestroy()). Note: This does not close parent or child scopes.

Manually declares and adds a pre-existing instance to this scope's cache. This is useful for binding instances that are not created by the DI framework itself, such as Android's Context.

Resolves and returns a dependency instance that matches the given qualifier. If the instance is a singleton and already created, it returns the cached instance. If it's a factory, a new instance is created on each call. If the instance is not found in the current scope, it will search in the parent scope.

Retrieves a direct child scope identified by the given qualifier.

Registers one or more DependencyModules into the scope. This populates the scope with the necessary factories to create dependency instances.

Navigates through the scope hierarchy and returns a descendant scope specified by the path. The path is resolved from the current scope downwards.