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Component Object pattern
Description: The Component Object pattern aims to encapsulate individual parts of a system into reusable components that can be dynamically composed. This pattern enhances modularity, reduces coupling, and promotes reusability of code. Each component represents a distinct piece of functionality and can be combined with other components to form complex behaviors without tightly binding them together.
Main elements of the Component Object pattern include:
- Component Interface: Defines the behavior and properties that all components must implement.
- Concrete Component: Implements the component interface with specific functionality.
- Component Container: Manages the lifecycle and interactions of components, allowing dynamic composition.
- Component Factory: Responsible for creating component instances and assembling them as needed.
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Acceptance Criteria:
- Implement a basic component interface that defines common behaviors.
- Create at least two concrete components implementing the component interface with distinct functionalities.
- Develop a component container that supports the dynamic composition and management of these components.
I'd like to implement this. Please let me know if its still open
Ok @nikhilbarar
PR #769 Please let me know if any changes are required. Thanks
This issue is free for taking again
I'm going to try taking a stab at the remaining work on this (since the help wanted tag is still there)
That's great news @noelfortman. It's assigned to you now. Looking forward to the PR!