The state pattern allows an object to alter its behavior when its internal state changes.
In this example, we create a simple state pattern with an Order class that will update the status with the next() method.
const ORDER_STATUS = { waitingForPayment: 'Waiting for payment', shipping: 'Shipping', delivered: 'Delivered', }; class OrderStatus { constructor(name, nextStatus) { this.name = name; this.nextStatus = nextStatus; } next() { return new this.nextStatus(); } } class WaitingForPayment extends OrderStatus { constructor() { super(ORDER_STATUS.waitingForPayment, Shipping); } } class Shipping extends OrderStatus { constructor() { super(ORDER_STATUS.shipping, Delivered); } } class Delivered extends OrderStatus { constructor() { super(ORDER_STATUS.delivered, Delivered); } } class Order { constructor() { this.state = new WaitingForPayment(); } next() { this.state = this.state.next(); } } export { Order };
A complete example is here ? https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-6zcfql?file=state.js
Conclusion
Use this pattern when the object’s behavior depends on its state, and its behavior changes in runtime depending on that state.
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