This package implements a simple bypass strategy for the sfdc-trigger-framework based on a custom setting to define whether or not a specific trigger handler should be bypassed.
There is no one size fits all bypass strategy. Different handlers can be bypassed for different reasons. Each handler has the knowledge of whether it should be by passed or not, hence the reason why each handler should implement the Disableable interface.
Because we don't want a proliferation of the same bypass logic in each and every trigger handler, they delegate this logic to a strategy.
This implementation is deliberately left simple where there is only one setting that is intended to be used for all Handlers, it is our opinion that allowing for complex orchestration in Trigger Handlers leads to poor implementations with complex business logic existing in trigger handlers.
Each bypass strategy must implement the Disableable interface and return true
if the handler should be bypassed.
Each trigger handler should invoke the bypass strategy in the isDisabled method
public Boolean isDisabled() {
return (new TriggerBypassStrategy()).isDisabled();
}