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Design Patterns In Kotlin

Samples of design patterns in Kotlin.

Defination : Gneral and reusable solution to common problems in software design (Not algorithm)

Patterns :

Creational :

• Builder

• Prototype

Creational:

They are design patterns that deal with object creation mechanisms, trying to create objects in a manner suitable to the situation

• Builder

Builder is a creational design pattern that lets you construct complex objects step by step. The pattern allows you to produce different types and representations of an object using the same construction code.

=> Uml :

1. builder interface

interface UserBuilder {
    fun setName(_name:String):UserBuilder
    fun setAddress (_Address:String):UserBuilder
    fun setAge (_age:Int):UserBuilder
    fun setPhone (_phone:String):UserBuilder
    fun build():User
}

2. User Class

data class User (val name  : String? ,val age :Int? , val address:String?,val phone :String?) {}

3. User builder

 class UserBuilderImpl :UserBuilder {
    private var name  : String? =null
     private var age :Int? = null
     private  var address:String? = null
     private var phone :String? = null
        override fun setName(_name: String): UserBuilder {
            this.name =_name
            return this
        }

        override fun setAddress(_Address: String): UserBuilder {
            this.address =_Address
            return this
        }

        override fun setAge(_age: Int): UserBuilder {
            this.age =_age
            return this
        }

        override fun setPhone(_phone: String): UserBuilder {
            this.phone=_phone
            return this
        }

        override fun build(): User {
           return User(this.name, this.age, this.address, this.phone)
        }
    }

4. Using code in main

fun main(){
    val user =UserBuilderImpl().setName("ahmed")
            .setAge(15).build()
        print(user.toString())
}

• Prototype

Prototype is a creational design pattern that lets you copy existing objects without making your code dependent on their classes (Clonning)

=> Uml :

1. First Prototype

 class FirstSuit :Cloneable {
    var name = "XR8"
    fun properties(){
        println("flying")
    }

     public override fun clone(): FirstSuit {
         return super.clone()as FirstSuit
     }
 }

2. Second Prototype

 class SecondSuit:Cloneable {

    fun properties(){
        print("can dive")
    }

    public override fun clone(): SecondSuit {
        return super.clone() as SecondSuit
    }
}

3. Using code in main

fun main(){
    val firstSuit = FirstSuit()
    firstSuit.name = "LL1"
    val firstSuitClone = firstSuit.clone()
    println(firstSuitClone.name)
    val secondSuit = SecondSuit()
    val secondSuitCloneable = secondSuit.clone()
    secondSuitCloneable.properties()

}