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TypeScript 5 Design Patterns and Best Practices - Second Edition
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The Adapter pattern is a powerful structural design pattern that allows us to integrate incompatible interfaces without altering their core implementation. This pattern is particularly useful in TypeScript 5 projects, where type safety and interface consistency are paramount.
Note
When using the Adapter pattern, it’s essential to be cautious with the use of the unknown
and any
types in TypeScript when adapting objects or services. Enabling TypeScript’s strict mode helps mitigate these risks by enforcing stricter type checks and ensuring that type casting is done correctly.
At its core, the Adapter pattern acts as a bridge between two incompatible interfaces. It wraps an existing object within a new structure or interface, allowing it to be used by clients that expect a different interface. This wrapping mechanism expands the usability of objects across diverse interfaces, promoting code reuse and flexibility...