How to use Decorator pattern in ASP.NET Core
In this article let’s look at how we can create a simple Decorator implementation for an existing component using a Dependency Injection container.
Decorator design pattern allows behavior to be added to an individual object, dynamically, without affecting the behavior of other objects from the same class.
It helps in maintaining code integrity and helps extending an already implemented functionality without having to modifying the actual functionality itself, thereby satisfying the Open/Closed Principle in its core idea.
In this article let’s look at how we can create a simple Decorator implementation for an existing component using a Dependency Injection container.
We shall look at how it can be implemented in various DI providers such as Autofac and Ninject and finally look at how we do it with the built-in DI container that comes with ASP.NET Core
Various popular DI (Dependency Injection) containers such as Ninject and Autofac have different code syntaxes to implement decorator pattern.
Checkout the article here - https://referbruv.com/blog/exploring-aspnet-core-fundamentals-implementing-the-decorator-pattern/
I hope you’ll find the article useful and informative.
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