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TypeScript's functional answers to the 22 Gang of Four classes — factory functions (Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, Memento), module-scope singletons, fluent immutable builders, wrapper functions (Adapter, Facade), native Proxy, WeakMap caches (Flyweight), discrimina
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TypeScript's functional answers to the 22 Gang of Four classes — factory functions (Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, Memento), module-scope singletons, fluent immutable builders, wrapper functions (Adapter, Facade), native Proxy, WeakMap caches (Flyweight), discriminated unions with exhaustive match (State, Visitor, Composite), event emitters and signals (Mediator, Observer), pipelines and composition (CoR, Decorator), stream methods (Iterator), closures-as-commands, higher-order strategies, lambda placement. Use when reviewing TypeScript that has a class-shaped problem the GoF catalog solves with a hierarchy but where idiomatic TS reaches for a function, a tagged union, or a data structure. Each rule names the GoF pattern(s) it replaces and when the class form still wins. Trigger on "factory class", "singleton getInstance", "state machine class", "observer pattern", "AST visitor", "where do I put this lambda". Sibling to implementation-design-patterns.
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TypeScript Functional Patterns
Implementation reference for the functional shapes that supersede the Gang of Four catalog in idiomatic TypeScript. Sibling to implementation-design-patterns: read that one when the answer is a class, this one when the answer is a function, a tagged union, or a small data structure.
TypeScript has first-class functions, discriminated unions, structural typing, and zero ceremony around closures. That means the 22 GoF patterns — written in the catalog as class hierarchies because the source material targets Java/C# — collapse to far fewer functional shapes in real TS code. Several patterns share a functional answer: tagged unions cover State, Visitor, and Composite; factory functions cover Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, and Memento; event emitters cover Mediator and Observer; wrapper functions cover Adapter and Facade. This skill names those collapses, the placement rules they imply, and the performance trade-offs.
When to Apply
- Refactoring a Factory class hierarchy, an
AbstractFactoryreturning families of products, or a class withclone()/ Memento save-restore - Refactoring a Singleton class with
private constructor+static getInstance - Refactoring a mutable Builder class for a configuration object with many optional fields
- Refactoring a Strategy / Template Method / Bridge class hierarchy where variation is a single method
- Replacing a Chain of Responsibility class chain or Decorator wrapper-class stack
- Replacing a custom Iterator class with stream methods, generators, or lazy iterator helpers
- Replacing a Command class with a closure stored in a queue (when undo/serialization is not required)
- Replacing an Adapter / Facade class that exists only to forward calls or hide subsystem orchestration
- Replacing a Proxy class with native JS
Proxy(for transparent interception) or an HOF wrapper (for selective wrapping) - Replacing a Flyweight factory class with a
Map/WeakMapcache + factory function - Replacing a State / Visitor / Composite class hierarchy with a discriminated union + exhaustive
matchfunction - Replacing a Mediator / Observer class with an event emitter or reactive signal
- Reviewing TSX where lambdas appear inline in JSX, hook deps, or
memo'd child props — placement controls identity - Recognizing imperative
forloops with mutated accumulators that would read more honestly asreduce,Object.groupBy, orflatMap
Rule Categories
| # | Category | Impact | Rules | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Creational alternatives (create) | HIGH | 3 | Factory functions, module-scope singletons, fluent immutable builders |
| 2 | Higher-order functions (hof) | HIGH | 1 | Pass a function instead of a class |
| 3 | Pipelines & composition (pipe) | HIGH | 2 | Compose small functions: pipe (data flow), compose (wrapper layering) |
| 4 | Stream methods (stream) | HIGH | 4 | map/filter/flatMap/reduce, lazy iteration, single-pass chains |
| 5 | Wrappers (wrap) | HIGH | 2 | Wrapper functions for Adapter/Facade; native Proxy or HOF for Proxy |
| 6 | Caching & sharing (cache) | HIGH | 1 | Map/WeakMap + factory function over Flyweight class |
| 7 | Pattern matching (match) | HIGH | 1 | Discriminated unions + exhaustive match for State/Visitor/Composite |
| 8 | Signals & event emitters (signal) | HIGH | 1 | Event emitter / signal for Mediator/Observer |
| 9 | Placement & identity (place) | HIGH | 1 | Where the lambda lives controls behavior |
| 10 | Closures as data (closure) | MEDIUM | 1 | Functions that carry their state |
17 rules across 10 categories, covering all 22 GoF patterns (some patterns share a functional answer — see the GoF → Functional Map below).
GoF → Functional Map
The full mapping from each Gang of Four pattern to its functional answer in idiomatic TS. Read this table to find the rule for a specific pattern; read the categories above to find rules by functional technique.
| GoF Group | GoF Pattern | Functional Equivalent | Rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creational | Factory Method | Function returning tagged object | create-factory-function-over-factory-classes |
| Abstract Factory | Function returning record of constructors | covered by factory-function rule | |
| Builder | Object literal + Partial<T>, or fluent immutable | create-fluent-immutable-builder | |
| Prototype | structuredClone / spread / Immer produce | covered by factory-function rule | |
| Singleton | Module-scope const, lazy ??= memo | create-module-scope-over-singleton | |
| Structural | Adapter | Wrapper function translating shape | wrap-function-over-adapter-and-facade |
| Bridge | HOF parametrized by implementation | covered by hof-lambda-as-strategy | |
| Composite | Discriminated union + recursive fn | covered by tagged-union rule | |
| Decorator | compose(withA, withB, withC)(target) | pipe-compose-over-decorator | |
| Facade | Single high-level function hiding subsystem | covered by wrap-function rule | |
| Flyweight | Map/WeakMap + factory function | cache-weakmap-over-flyweight | |
| Proxy | Native Proxy or HOF wrapper | wrap-proxy-native-or-hof | |
| Behavioral | Chain of Responsibility | pipe(fn1, fn2) / array fold | pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility |
| Command | Closure () => void | closure-as-command | |
| Iterator | Stream methods + generators | stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops, stream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation, stream-lazy-iteration-for-large-or-infinite, stream-prefer-single-pass-over-chained-passes | |
| Mediator | Event emitter / signal | signal-event-emitter-over-mediator-and-observer | |
| Memento | Immutable snapshot via structuredClone | covered by factory-function rule | |
| Observer | Event emitter / signal / RxJS | covered by event-emitter rule | |
| State | Discriminated union + exhaustive match | match-tagged-union-over-state-visitor-composite | |
| Strategy | Lambda | hof-lambda-as-strategy | |
| Template Method | HOF taking step callback | covered by hof-lambda rule | |
| Visitor | Discriminated union + match function | covered by tagged-union rule |
How to Use
- Find the pattern. If you know which GoF pattern you'd reach for, look it up in the GoF → Functional Map above and read the linked rule. If you only know the symptom (loop with accumulator, class returning class, three setters), the Quick Reference below groups rules by functional technique.
- Read "When NOT to apply". Every rule lists the narrow conditions where the class form still wins. The skill is a complement to the parent skill, not a repudiation — keep the class when serialization, runtime introspection, typed inter-pattern relations, cross-cutting state, framework integration, or lifecycle ownership demands it.
- Check identity assumptions in TSX. If the code lives in a TSX file or runs inside a hook, also read the
place-*rules — placement decides whethermemo,useEffect, and React Compiler can do their jobs. - Mind the performance. Every rule has a
### Performance trade-offssection quantifying time, memory, and allocation costs. Most functional forms are performance-equivalent to the class form; a few (chained streams,flatMap) have real constant-factor costs that matter in hot paths.
Quick Reference
1. Creational alternatives
create-factory-function-over-factory-classes— Function returning a tagged object instead of a Factory class hierarchy. Covers Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, and Memento. "I'd writenew FooFactory().create()— but a function returning the tagged object is shorter and tree-shakes." — HIGHcreate-module-scope-over-singleton—export const x = …or lazy??=instead ofclass X { private static instance; getInstance() }. ES modules ARE singletons; the class form is anti-idiom in TS. "I need exactly one of these — config, DB client, logger." — HIGHcreate-fluent-immutable-builder— Object literal +Partial<T>for simple cases; fluent immutable (each method returns a new builder) for type-state-tracked DSLs. "My constructor has 10 parameters / my Builder class has 8 setters." — HIGH
2. Higher-order functions
hof-lambda-as-strategy— Pass a comparator/predicate/transformer lambda instead of defining a Strategy class. Also covers Template Method (HOF with step callback) and Bridge (HOF parametrized by implementation). "My Strategy interface has one method." — HIGH
3. Pipelines & composition
pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility—pipe(validate, authorize, parse)(req)or an array fold of handlers, instead of a linked list ofHandlerclasses. "My CoR chain handlers each do one transform and pass the result along." — HIGHpipe-compose-over-decorator—compose(withLogging, withCache, withAuth)(handler)— each wrapper is(handler) => handler, not aDecoratorclass. Right-to-left order reads top-down like the class stack. "I want to add logging + caching + auth around this handler." — HIGH
4. Stream methods
stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops—.flatMapfor one-to-many transforms instead offor+pushormap().reduce(concat). "For each user, expand to all their orders, then collect." — HIGHstream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation—reduce/Object.groupBy/Map.groupByinstead oflet acc = …; for (…) acc[…] = …. The most
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name: implementation-functional-patterns
description: TypeScript's functional answers to the 22 Gang of Four classes — factory functions (Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, Memento), module-scope singletons, fluent immutable builders, wrapper functions (Adapter, Facade), native Proxy, WeakMap caches (Flyweight), discriminated unions with exhaustive match (State, Visitor, Composite), event emitters and signals (Mediator, Observer), pipelines and composition (CoR, Decorator), stream methods (Iterator), closures-as-commands, higher-order strategies, lambda placement. Use when reviewing TypeScript that has a class-shaped problem the GoF catalog solves with a hierarchy but where idiomatic TS reaches for a function, a tagged union, or a data structure. Each rule names the GoF pattern(s) it replaces and when the class form still wins. Trigger on "factory class", "singleton getInstance", "state machine class", "observer pattern", "AST visitor", "where do I put this lambda". Sibling to implementation-design-patterns.
---
# TypeScript Functional Patterns
Implementation reference for the functional shapes that supersede the Gang of Four catalog in idiomatic TypeScript. Sibling to [`implementation-design-patterns`](../implementation-design-patterns/SKILL.md): read that one when the answer is a class, this one when the answer is a function, a tagged union, or a small data structure.
TypeScript has first-class functions, discriminated unions, structural typing, and zero ceremony around closures. That means the 22 GoF patterns — written in the catalog as class hierarchies because the source material targets Java/C# — collapse to far fewer functional shapes in real TS code. Several patterns share a functional answer: tagged unions cover State, Visitor, and Composite; factory functions cover Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, and Memento; event emitters cover Mediator and Observer; wrapper functions cover Adapter and Facade. This skill names those collapses, the placement rules they imply, and the performance trade-offs.
## When to Apply
- Refactoring a Factory class hierarchy, an `AbstractFactory` returning families of products, or a class with `clone()` / Memento save-restore
- Refactoring a Singleton class with `private constructor` + `static getInstance`
- Refactoring a mutable Builder class for a configuration object with many optional fields
- Refactoring a Strategy / Template Method / Bridge class hierarchy where variation is a single method
- Replacing a Chain of Responsibility class chain or Decorator wrapper-class stack
- Replacing a custom Iterator class with stream methods, generators, or lazy iterator helpers
- Replacing a Command class with a closure stored in a queue (when undo/serialization is not required)
- Replacing an Adapter / Facade class that exists only to forward calls or hide subsystem orchestration
- Replacing a Proxy class with native JS `Proxy` (for transparent interception) or an HOF wrapper (for selective wrapping)
- Replacing a Flyweight factory class with a `Map`/`WeakMap` cache + factory function
- Replacing a State / Visitor / Composite class hierarchy with a discriminated union + exhaustive `match` function
- Replacing a Mediator / Observer class with an event emitter or reactive signal
- Reviewing TSX where lambdas appear inline in JSX, hook deps, or `memo`'d child props — placement controls identity
- Recognizing imperative `for` loops with mutated accumulators that would read more honestly as `reduce`, `Object.groupBy`, or `flatMap`
## Rule Categories
| # | Category | Impact | Rules | Theme |
|---|----------|--------|-------|-------|
| 1 | **Creational alternatives** (`create`) | HIGH | 3 | Factory functions, module-scope singletons, fluent immutable builders |
| 2 | **Higher-order functions** (`hof`) | HIGH | 1 | Pass a function instead of a class |
| 3 | **Pipelines & composition** (`pipe`) | HIGH | 2 | Compose small functions: `pipe` (data flow), `compose` (wrapper layering) |
| 4 | **Stream methods** (`stream`) | HIGH | 4 | `map`/`filter`/`flatMap`/`reduce`, lazy iteration, single-pass chains |
| 5 | **Wrappers** (`wrap`) | HIGH | 2 | Wrapper functions for Adapter/Facade; native `Proxy` or HOF for Proxy |
| 6 | **Caching & sharing** (`cache`) | HIGH | 1 | `Map`/`WeakMap` + factory function over Flyweight class |
| 7 | **Pattern matching** (`match`) | HIGH | 1 | Discriminated unions + exhaustive match for State/Visitor/Composite |
| 8 | **Signals & event emitters** (`signal`) | HIGH | 1 | Event emitter / signal for Mediator/Observer |
| 9 | **Placement & identity** (`place`) | HIGH | 1 | Where the lambda lives controls behavior |
| 10 | **Closures as data** (`closure`) | MEDIUM | 1 | Functions that carry their state |
**17 rules across 10 categories, covering all 22 GoF patterns** (some patterns share a functional answer — see the GoF → Functional Map below).
## GoF → Functional Map
The full mapping from each Gang of Four pattern to its functional answer in idiomatic TS. Read this table to find the rule for a specific pattern; read the categories above to find rules by functional technique.
| GoF Group | GoF Pattern | Functional Equivalent | Rule |
|-----------|-------------|------------------------|------|
| **Creational** | Factory Method | Function returning tagged object | [`create-factory-function-over-factory-classes`](references/create-factory-function-over-factory-classes.md) |
| | Abstract Factory | Function returning record of constructors | covered by factory-function rule |
| | Builder | Object literal + `Partial<T>`, or fluent immutable | [`create-fluent-immutable-builder`](references/create-fluent-immutable-builder.md) |
| | Prototype | `structuredClone` / spread / Immer `produce` | covered by factory-function rule |
| | Singleton | Module-scope const, lazy `??=` memo | [`create-module-scope-over-singleton`](references/create-module-scope-over-singleton.md) |
| **Structural** | Adapter | Wrapper function translating shape | [`wrap-function-over-adapter-and-facade`](references/wrap-function-over-adapter-and-facade.md) |
| | Bridge | HOF parametrized by implementation | covered by [`hof-lambda-as-strategy`](references/hof-lambda-as-strategy.md) |
| | Composite | Discriminated union + recursive fn | covered by tagged-union rule |
| | Decorator | `compose(withA, withB, withC)(target)` | [`pipe-compose-over-decorator`](references/pipe-compose-over-decorator.md) |
| | Facade | Single high-level function hiding subsystem | covered by wrap-function rule |
| | Flyweight | `Map`/`WeakMap` + factory function | [`cache-weakmap-over-flyweight`](references/cache-weakmap-over-flyweight.md) |
| | Proxy | Native `Proxy` or HOF wrapper | [`wrap-proxy-native-or-hof`](references/wrap-proxy-native-or-hof.md) |
| **Behavioral** | Chain of Responsibility | `pipe(fn1, fn2)` / array fold | [`pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility`](references/pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility.md) |
| | Command | Closure `() => void` | [`closure-as-command`](references/closure-as-command.md) |
| | Iterator | Stream methods + generators | [`stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops`](references/stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops.md), [`stream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation`](references/stream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation.md), [`stream-lazy-iteration-for-large-or-infinite`](references/stream-lazy-iteration-for-large-or-infinite.md), [`stream-prefer-single-pass-over-chained-passes`](references/stream-prefer-single-pass-over-chained-passes.md) |
| | Mediator | Event emitter / signal | [`signal-event-emitter-over-mediator-and-observer`](references/signal-event-emitter-over-mediator-and-observer.md) |
| | Memento | Immutable snapshot via `structuredClone` | covered by factory-function rule |
| | Observer | Event emitter / signal / RxJS | covered by event-emitter rule |
| | State | Discriminated union + exhaustive match | [`match-tagged-union-over-state-visitor-composite`](references/match-tagged-union-over-state-visitor-composite.md) |
| | Strategy | Lambda | [`hof-lambda-as-strategy`](references/hof-lambda-as-strategy.md) |
| | Template Method | HOF taking step callback | covered by hof-lambda rule |
| | Visitor | Discriminated union + match function | covered by tagged-union rule |
## How to Use
1. **Find the pattern.** If you know which GoF pattern you'd reach for, look it up in the *GoF → Functional Map* above and read the linked rule. If you only know the symptom (loop with accumulator, class returning class, three setters), the Quick Reference below groups rules by functional technique.
2. **Read "When NOT to apply".** Every rule lists the narrow conditions where the class form still wins. The skill is a complement to the parent skill, not a repudiation — keep the class when serialization, runtime introspection, typed inter-pattern relations, cross-cutting state, framework integration, or lifecycle ownership demands it.
3. **Check identity assumptions in TSX.** If the code lives in a TSX file or runs inside a hook, also read the `place-*` rules — placement decides whether `memo`, `useEffect`, and React Compiler can do their jobs.
4. **Mind the performance.** Every rule has a `### Performance trade-offs` section quantifying time, memory, and allocation costs. Most functional forms are performance-equivalent to the class form; a few (chained streams, `flatMap`) have real constant-factor costs that matter in hot paths.
## Quick Reference
### 1. Creational alternatives
- [`create-factory-function-over-factory-classes`](references/create-factory-function-over-factory-classes.md) — Function returning a tagged object instead of a Factory class hierarchy. Covers Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Prototype, and Memento. *"I'd write `new FooFactory().create()` — but a function returning the tagged object is shorter and tree-shakes."* — **HIGH**
- [`create-module-scope-over-singleton`](references/create-module-scope-over-singleton.md) — `export const x = …` or lazy `??=` instead of `class X { private static instance; getInstance() }`. ES modules ARE singletons; the class form is anti-idiom in TS. *"I need exactly one of these — config, DB client, logger."* — **HIGH**
- [`create-fluent-immutable-builder`](references/create-fluent-immutable-builder.md) — Object literal + `Partial<T>` for simple cases; fluent immutable (each method returns a new builder) for type-state-tracked DSLs. *"My constructor has 10 parameters / my Builder class has 8 setters."* — **HIGH**
### 2. Higher-order functions
- [`hof-lambda-as-strategy`](references/hof-lambda-as-strategy.md) — Pass a comparator/predicate/transformer lambda instead of defining a Strategy class. Also covers Template Method (HOF with step callback) and Bridge (HOF parametrized by implementation). *"My Strategy interface has one method."* — **HIGH**
### 3. Pipelines & composition
- [`pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility`](references/pipe-pipeline-over-chain-of-responsibility.md) — `pipe(validate, authorize, parse)(req)` or an array fold of handlers, instead of a linked list of `Handler` classes. *"My CoR chain handlers each do one transform and pass the result along."* — **HIGH**
- [`pipe-compose-over-decorator`](references/pipe-compose-over-decorator.md) — `compose(withLogging, withCache, withAuth)(handler)` — each wrapper is `(handler) => handler`, not a `Decorator` class. Right-to-left order reads top-down like the class stack. *"I want to add logging + caching + auth around this handler."* — **HIGH**
### 4. Stream methods
- [`stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops`](references/stream-flatmap-over-nested-loops.md) — `.flatMap` for one-to-many transforms instead of `for` + `push` or `map().reduce(concat)`. *"For each user, expand to all their orders, then collect."* — **HIGH**
- [`stream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation`](references/stream-reduce-over-imperative-accumulation.md) — `reduce` / `Object.groupBy` / `Map.groupBy` instead of `let acc = …; for (…) acc[…] = …`. The mostExaminer la source
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