Why pass the entire driver object via provide/inject instead of a specific function?

Passing the entire driver object through provide/inject instead of a specific function has several advantages:

1. Grouping related logic — the driver can contain multiple methods and properties that are logically connected. Passing the whole object preserves integrity and ease of use.

2. Flexibility and extensibility — if new functions appear in the future, they do not need to be separately passed through provide; simply add them to the object.

3. Ease of testing and replacement — the entire driver can be easily replaced, for example, with a mock object, without changing the code that uses it.

4. Simplification of dependency injection — one object instead of many individual functions simplifies the structure and reduces the number of provide/inject calls.

Example:

// provide
const driver = {
  fetchData() { /*...*/ },
  saveData() { /*...*/ },
  config: { /*...*/ }
};
provide('driver', driver);

// inject
const driver = inject('driver');
driver.fetchData();

This approach improves code maintainability and scalability.