Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d23da62 and 4393423.

• contracts/foundation/application.go (2 hunks)
• contracts/foundation/container.go (0 hunks)
• contracts/foundation/service_provider_test.go (0 hunks)
• foundation/application.go (5 hunks)
• foundation/application_test.go (18 hunks)
• foundation/container.go (7 hunks)

• contracts/foundation/container.go
• contracts/foundation/service_provider_test.go

foundation/application.go (3)

41-41: Verify implications of changing embedded type to pointer

The embedded type in the Application struct has been changed from foundation.Container to *Container. This shifts from composition to pointer-based embedding.

This change could have implications on how methods are called and how the struct behaves. Please ensure that:

1. All places where Application is instantiated properly initialize the Container pointer.
2. There are no nil pointer dereferences introduced by this change.

Run the following script to identify potential issues:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Identify potential issues with the Container pointer usage

# Test 1: Find Application struct instantiations
echo "Checking Application struct instantiations:"
rg --type go 'Application\s*\{[^}]*\}'

# Test 2: Look for potential nil checks on Container
echo "Checking for nil checks on Container:"
rg --type go 'if\s+app\.Container\s*==\s*nil'

# Test 3: Identify direct Container method calls
echo "Identifying direct Container method calls:"
rg --type go 'app\.Container\.[A-Za-z]+'

Review the results to ensure proper initialization and usage of the Container pointer.

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212-212: Verify consistency of registerCommands method signature change

The method signature for registerCommands has been updated to use contractsconsole.Command instead of consolecontract.Command, which is consistent with the import statement update and the Commands method signature change.

To ensure this change is applied consistently and doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining instances of the old method signature and verify the new one is used correctly

# Test 1: Search for any remaining instances of the old method signature
echo "Checking for any remaining instances of the old method signature:"
rg --type go 'func\s+\([^)]+\)\s+registerCommands\s*\(\s*commands\s+\[\]consolecontract\.Command\s*\)'

# Test 2: Verify the new method signature is used correctly
echo "Verifying the new method signature is used correctly:"
rg --type go 'func\s+\([^)]+\)\s+registerCommands\s*\(\s*commands\s+\[\]contractsconsole\.Command\s*\)'

# Test 3: Check for any calls to the registerCommands method
echo "Checking for calls to the registerCommands method:"
rg --type go '\.registerCommands\s*\('

Review the results to ensure that:

1. There are no remaining instances of the old method signature.
2. The new method signature is used correctly wherever it's defined.
3. All calls to the registerCommands method use the correct type for the commands parameter.

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64-64: Verify consistency of Commands method signature change

The method signature for Commands has been updated to use contractsconsole.Command instead of consolecontract.Command, which is consistent with the import statement update.

To ensure this change is applied consistently and doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script:

Review the results to ensure that:

1. There are no remaining instances of the old method signature.
2. The new method signature is used correctly wherever it's defined.
3. All calls to the Commands method use the correct type for the commands parameter.

foundation/container.go (3)

12-35: Improved import organization and consistency

The changes to the import statements enhance the code's readability and maintainability:

1. Consistent naming convention: All contract-related imports now use the "contracts" prefix, making it easier to identify and manage these imports.
2. Reduced potential for naming conflicts: The use of more specific import aliases (e.g., contractsauth instead of authcontract) decreases the likelihood of naming conflicts with other packages.
3. Addition of frameworklog import: This change helps to avoid potential naming conflicts with the standard log package.

These modifications align with best practices for import organization in large Go projects.

Also applies to: 43-43

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69-73: Consistent method signature updates

The method signatures have been updated to reflect the new import alias naming convention. These changes are consistent across all methods and align with the modifications made to the import statements. The updates include:

1. Parameter types (e.g., contractshttp.Context instead of httpcontract.Context)
2. Return types (e.g., contractsauth.Auth instead of authcontract.Auth)
3. Function parameter types in the make method

These changes maintain the existing functionality while improving code consistency. The updates have been applied uniformly across all relevant methods, reducing the potential for errors and improving maintainability.

Also applies to: 85-92, 95-104, 107-114, 117-124, 127-134, 137-144, 147-154, 157-164, 167-174, 177-186, 189-196, 199-206, 209-216, 219-226, 229-236, 239-246, 249-256, 259-266, 269-276, 279-286, 289-296, 299-306, 309-316, 319-327, 334-336, 353-363

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Line range hint 1-374: Summary of changes and their impact

The modifications in this file are focused on improving code organization and consistency without altering the core functionality of the Container struct. The key changes include:

1. Renaming import aliases for better clarity and reduced potential for naming conflicts.
2. Updating method signatures to reflect the new import alias naming convention.

These changes contribute to:

• Enhanced readability: Consistent naming makes the code easier to understand and navigate.
• Improved maintainability: Standardized import aliases reduce cognitive load when working with different parts of the codebase.
• Reduced error potential: Consistent naming across the file minimizes the risk of mistakes due to naming inconsistencies.

Overall, these changes represent a positive refactoring effort that aligns with Go best practices for large projects.

foundation/application_test.go (12)

27-33: LGTM: Consistent renaming of mock package imports

The import statements for mock packages have been consistently updated to follow the new naming convention (mocks<package> instead of <package>mocks). This change appears to be part of a project-wide restructuring of mock packages and should not affect the functionality of the tests.

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160-160: LGTM: Consistent mock package updates in TestMakeAuth

The mock package names have been correctly updated in the TestMakeAuth function to match the new import naming convention. These changes are consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

Also applies to: 163-163

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183-183: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeCache

The mock log package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeCache function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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217-217: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeEvent

The mock queue package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeEvent function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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235-235: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeGrpc

The mock config package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeGrpc function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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272-272: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeLang

The mock log package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeLang function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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292-292: LGTM: Consistent mock package updates in TestMakeMail

The mock config and queue package names have been correctly updated in the TestMakeMail function to match the new import naming convention. These changes are consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

Also applies to: 295-295

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315-315: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeOrm

The mock config package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeOrm function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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348-348: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeQueue

The mock config package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeQueue function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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371-371: LGTM: Consistent mock package update in TestMakeRoute

The mock route package name has been correctly updated in the TestMakeRoute function to match the new import naming convention. This change is consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

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388-388: LGTM: Consistent mock package updates in TestMakeSchedule

The mock console and log package names have been correctly updated in the TestMakeSchedule function to match the new import naming convention. These changes are consistent with the earlier import statement updates and should not affect the test's functionality.

Also applies to: 391-391

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Line range hint 1-444: Summary: Consistent renaming of mock packages throughout the file

The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize mock package naming across the project. All mock package references have been updated from <package>mocks to mocks<package>. This change has been consistently applied to import statements and throughout all test functions.

Key points:

1. The changes are purely syntactical and do not affect the functionality of the tests.
2. The consistency of the changes suggests they were likely applied systematically, possibly through automated refactoring.
3. All test functions remain structurally unchanged, maintaining their original behavior.

These changes improve code consistency and should make it easier to manage mock packages in the future. No further actions are required for this file.

contracts/foundation/application.go (2)

79-79: Inconsistent method signatures for MakeAuth and MakeLang

The methods MakeAuth(ctx http.Context) (line 79) and MakeLang(ctx context.Context) (line 95) accept a context parameter, whereas other Make methods do not require parameters. This inconsistency might lead to confusion for the interface users. Verify if the context parameter is necessary for these methods and, if so, consider providing additional documentation or refactoring to maintain consistent method signatures.

Also applies to: 95-95

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78-127: Consistent naming enhances code readability

All Make methods follow a consistent naming convention and structure, which improves code readability and maintainability. This consistency is beneficial for developers interacting with the interface.