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Clean Code with TypeScript
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Structural patterns focus on organizing the relationships between classes and objects. They help you build code that is easier to manage by simplifying the structure or making different parts of the code work better together. These patterns solve problems related to composition—how classes and objects are connected and interact with one another.
Here, we'll discuss four commonly used structural patterns: Adapter, Composite, Decorator, and Facade. Each of these patterns is designed to solve specific issues in software design by improving how code components work together.
The Adapter pattern allows two incompatible interfaces to work together. Think of it like a travel power adapter: you have a US plug (your code), but the wall socket is European (the external library). The adapter bridges the gap so electricity flows.
In coding, this is useful when you want to...