TypeScript - Class Decorator Practical Tutorial

The class decorator is created in an own function with the "target.prototype" of the class decorator. You can then add the class decorator through an annotation "@". Example: "@Car" when your class decorator is called "Car".

A practical example

function Car(target: Function): void {
	target.prototype.car = function(): void {
		alert("This is a car.");
	}
}

@Car
class Vehicle {
	constructor() {
		console.log("Load vehicle. Additional implemention...");
	}
}
let vehicleObject: any = new Vehicle();
vehicleObject.car();

The class "Vehicle" does get a decorator class "Car" which extends it with a method "car". This method "car" displays an alert with the text "This is a car.".