Command Handlers

Command handlers are components in software systems that process specific user or system requests, known as commands. When a command is issued—such as updating a record or initiating a process—the command handler interprets it, performs necessary actions, and manages the flow of execution. They serve as dedicated "middlemen" that translate high-level requests into actual tasks, ensuring that commands are handled consistently and correctly. This approach helps keep the system organized, making it easier to maintain and extend by separating the command's intent from the implementation details.