This document provides TypeScript examples of the Builder design pattern. The Builder pattern is a creational design pattern that is used to construct a complex object step by step. It allows you to create an object with many optional components in a more readable and flexible way.
In this example, we have a Product
class representing a product with a name and a price. The ProductBuilder
class allows you to construct Product
objects by chaining method calls to set its properties. Here's how to use it:
const product = new ProductBuilder()
.setName("Product Name")
.setPrice(100)
.build();