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Provider

Common interfaces ProviderInterface and ConsumerInterface for inverting control of configuration. This allows a consumer to pass control to a provider so that the provider can configure the consumer.

The consumer must implement a register() method and the provider must implement a provides() method. An instance of provider is passed to register(), and register() in turn calls provides(), passing an instance of itself. This then allows the provider to call methods on the consumer and configure as needed.

In practice, this might look like:

Note: ProviderInterface doesn't type-hint what kind of consumer it expects. This is on purpose, as providers implementing the interface can then validate the consumer based on what type they want. If a consumer isn't of they correct type, providers can throw an InvalidConsumerException.

Taking this example further, if an application contains multiple packages that each provide services, packages can configure their services automatically by implementing their own providers.

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