Abstract Factory Pattern
Create families of related objects without specifying concrete classes
Pattern Overview
🏗️ Abstract Factory Pattern
The Abstract Factory Pattern provides an interface for creating families of related or dependent objects without specifying their concrete classes. It ensures that objects created together are compatible.
Core Concepts
🔹 Abstract Factory - Interface for creating families of related objects
🔹 Concrete Factory - Implements abstract factory for specific product families
🔹 Abstract Product - Interface for a type of product object
🔹 Concrete Product - Specific implementation of abstract product
Real-World Applications
UI Themes - Create matching buttons, inputs, modals for light/dark themes Database Drivers - Create compatible connection, query, transaction objects Cross-Platform Development - Create platform-specific UI components Game Engines - Create renderer-specific graphics, audio, input objectsImplementation Benefits
✅ Consistency - Ensures related objects work together
✅ Flexibility - Easy to switch entire product families
✅ Isolation - Client code doesn't depend on concrete classes
✅ Extensibility - New product families can be added easily
Examples:
createDarkThemeApp().createUserInterface()UI Components with dark theme stylingnew PostgreSQLFactory().createConnection()PostgreSQL-compatible database componentscreateLightThemeApp() with database setupFully configured application with light theme UI and PostgreSQL databaseConcepts
Complexity Analysis
Implementation
ui-theme-factory
// UI Factory implementation for different themes
class LightUIFactory implements UIFactory {
createButton(text: string): Button {
return new LightButton(text);
}
createInput(placeholder: string): Input {
return new LightInput(placeholder);
}
createModal(title: string, content: string): Modal {
return new LightModal(title, content);
}
}
class DarkUIFactory implements UIFactory {
createButton(text: string): Button {
return new DarkButton(text);
}
createInput(placeholder: string): Input {
return new DarkInput(placeholder);
}
createModal(title: string, content: string): Modal {
return new DarkModal(title, content);
}
}