SID principles, the SOLID principles that define how to apply these principles to build a robust and extendable automation framework, have been used to build robust and expandable systems. The SOLID principle states that a class should only have one reason to change, rather than one, reason to do so. This means that changes to one class will not affect the other ones. The rule engine was designed to be easily extendable without modifying existing code and is flexible for adding new types of filtering or action services. Each event handler follows a similar structure but is easily configurable for new rules. With LSP, any derived class or subclass can replace its base class without affecting the program’s functionality. The Automation Rule Engine uses inheritance to create modular components like and and the implementation of DIP by using concrete concrete implementations rather than concrete implementations.
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