behavioral-patterns

Implement undo/redo in TypeScript using the Command and Memento behavioral patterns, which encapsulate operations and object state snapshots to reverse or replay actions cleanly. This Skill provides practical examples for both.

Structure dynamic object collaboration in TypeScript using behavioral design patterns like State, Strategy, and Mediator. These templates coordinate how objects communicate and transition state, reducing tangled conditional logic and brittle code.

The Chain of Responsibility pattern handles multi-handler routing by passing a request along a chain of handler objects, where each handler decides to process the request or pass it to the next handler. This Skill includes a TypeScript quick-start reference for this mechanism.

Use the Observer pattern for direct event broadcasting to subscribed objects, and the Mediator pattern to centralize complex multi-object communication. This Skill offers guidance on when to apply each pattern and their typical pitfalls.

Switch algorithms at runtime in TypeScript using the Strategy behavioral pattern, which defines a family of interchangeable algorithms encapsulated behind a common interface. This Skill provides minimal viable examples to bootstrap usage.

No external dependencies are required to use behavioral design patterns in your software architecture. This Skill provides a catalog of ten patterns with sample TypeScript implementations that can be integrated directly into your projects.