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Specification Pattern

In plain terms

Encapsulating business rules as combinable, reusable objects.

Going deeper

The Specification pattern represents a rule or criterion as an object that can be combined (and/or/not) and reused for validation or querying. Rules become composable units.

Under the hood

Keeps business rules out of scattered conditionals; specifications can drive queries or in-memory checks.

Examples

Complex validation, query building, business rules, DDD, filtering.

Think of it like...

Like building a custom filter by snapping together reusable criteria blocks.

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