Specification pattern: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:40, 5 June 2022

Revision as of 07:10, 9 June 2022

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export class AndSpecification extends CompositeSpecification {

constructor(private leftCondition: ISpecification;, private rightCondition: ISpecification) {

private rightCondition: ISpecification;

constructor(left: ISpecification, right: ISpecification) {

super();

this.leftCondition = left;

this.rightCondition = right;

}

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export class AndNotSpecification extends CompositeSpecification {

constructor(private leftCondition: ISpecification;, private rightCondition: ISpecification) {

private rightCondition: ISpecification;

constructor(left: ISpecification, right: ISpecification) {

super();

this.leftCondition = left;

this.rightCondition = right;

}

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export class OrSpecification extends CompositeSpecification {

constructor(private leftCondition: ISpecification;, private rightCondition: ISpecification) {

private rightCondition: ISpecification;

constructor(left: ISpecification, right: ISpecification) {

super();

this.leftCondition = left;

this.rightCondition = right;

}

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export class OrNotSpecification extends CompositeSpecification {

constructor(private leftCondition: ISpecification;, private rightCondition: ISpecification) {

private rightCondition: ISpecification;

constructor(left: ISpecification, right: ISpecification) {

super();

this.leftCondition = left;

this.rightCondition = right;

}

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export class NotSpecification extends CompositeSpecification {

constructor(private wrapped: ISpecification;) {

constructor(spec: ISpecification) {

super();

this.wrapped = spec;

}

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}

}

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