using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
/// <summary>
/// This component basically associates a model with a gameobject. This allows to know its location in the world
/// (2D or 3D!) for fancy effects, or allows a view to switch between different models as it sees fit.
/// The actual model can be anything from a buymodel to an inventorymodel
/// </summary>
public abstract class ModelComponent : MonoBehaviour, IModelContainer
{
    public ShopModel Model { get => model; }
    //[SerializeField] private ItemFactory factory;
    [SerializeField] protected InventoryComponent inventory;
    
    protected ShopModel model;

    private void Awake()
    {
        Debug.Assert(inventory != null,"Inventory not assigned!",this);
        CreateModel();      // Of course, a generic model component can't select which type of model to use. So we use polymorphism!
        model.inventory = inventory.Inventory;
        //factory.PopulateInventory(model.inventory);
    }

    protected abstract void CreateModel();
}