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ronascentes / ClockObserverPattern.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:54 — forked from dfinke/ClockObserverPattern.ps1

PowerShell implementation of the Observer Pattern with a Clock Timer example, featuring Digital and Analog clocks.

	class Subject {

	hidden [System.Collections.ArrayList]$observers

	Subject() {
	$this.observers = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList

	}

	Attach([Observer]$o) { $this.observers.Add($o) }

ronascentes / Logger-DecoratorPattern.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:54 — forked from dfinke/Logger-DecoratorPattern.ps1

PowerShell Decorator Pattern: Enhance Logger with Timestamp and Uppercase

	class Logger {
	log($message) { # Define a method called "log" that takes a message as input
	$message \| Out-Host # Output the message to the console
	}
	}

	class TimeStampingLogger : Logger { # Define a class called "TimeStampingLogger" that inherits from "Logger"
	$logger # Declare a variable called "logger"

	TimeStampingLogger($logger) { # Define a constructor that takes a "logger" as input

ronascentes / Command-Design-Pattern.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:53 — forked from dfinke/Command-Design-Pattern.ps1

	class Command {
	execute() {
	"[$(get-date)] Logging execute of command [$this]" \| Out-Host # Logs the execution of the command
	}
	}

	class Loony : Command {
	execute() {
	([Command]$this).execute() # Calls the execute method of the base class (Command)
	"You're a loony." \| Out-Host # Outputs "You're a loony."

ronascentes / StartComputer.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:53 — forked from dfinke/StartComputer.ps1

PowerShell example demonstrating the Facade Design Pattern implementation

	class CPU {

	freeze() { "$this freezing" \| Out-Host }
	jump($position) { "$this jump to $position" \| Out-Host }
	execute() { "$this execute" \| Out-Host }
	}

	class Memory {
	load($position, $data) {
	"$this load $position $data" \| Out-Host

ronascentes / ChatMediator.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:53 — forked from dfinke/ChatMediator.ps1

Demonstrates the implementation of the Mediator Design Pattern in PowerShell

	<#
	Define an object that encapsulates how a set of objects interact.
	Mediator promotes loose coupling by keeping objects from referring to each other explicitly, and it lets you vary their interaction independently.
	#>

	class ChatMediator {
	$users

	ChatMediator() {
	$this.users = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList

ronascentes / Singleton.ps1

Created July 30, 2024 13:51 — forked from dfinke/Singleton.ps1

PowerShell Singleton Pattern: Ensure single instance for shared resource management

	class CPU {

	freeze() { "$this freezing" \| Out-Host }
	jump($position) { "$this jump to $position" \| Out-Host }
	execute() { "$this execute" \| Out-Host }
	}

	class Memory {
	load($position, $data) {
	"$this load $position $data" \| Out-Host