Decorator Pattern
In Angular, the Decorator Pattern is commonly used to add behavior or modify the functionality of classes or components without altering their code directly.
Angular itself leverages decorators extensively for various purposes such as defining components, services, directives, etc.
Let's say you have a simple Angular component that displays some information:
Now, let's imagine you want to add some additional functionality to this component, such as logging each time the info
property is accessed or modified.
You can achieve this using a decorator.
Here's how you can create a decorator to log property access:
Now, you can apply this decorator to the info
property of the InfoComponent
:
Now, whenever the info
property of InfoComponent
is accessed or modified, it will log the corresponding action to the console.
This allows you to add behavior to the component without modifying its original code directly, which is the essence of the Decorator Pattern.
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