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320 standardize backend file patterns #321

Closed DeboraSerra closed 1 month ago

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves updating import statements across multiple files in the backend codebase, specifically changing references from constants and errors modules to their corresponding constants.helper and errors.helper modules. The changes affect various controllers, middleware, and service files, but the core logic and functionality of the code remain unchanged. The modifications primarily focus on reorganizing the utility imports without altering the existing behavior of the application.

Changes

File Change Summary
backend/config/settings.js Import path updated: const constants = require("../src/utils/constants") → const constants = require("../src/utils/constants.helper")
backend/index.js Constant import updated: const { MAX_FILE_SIZE } = require('./src/utils/constants') → const { MAX_FILE_SIZE } = require('./src/utils/constants.helper')
backend/seeders/20240610054534-demo-users.js Import path updated: const constants = require("../src/utils/constants") → const constants = require("../src/utils/constants.helper")
backend/src/controllers/auth.controller.js Imports updated: const { generateToken, verifyToken } = require("../utils/jwt") → const { generateToken, verifyToken } = require("../utils/jwt.helper")
const { TOKEN_LIFESPAN } = require('../utils/constants') → const { TOKEN_LIFESPAN } = require('../utils/constants.helper')
backend/src/controllers/banner.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/hint.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/invite.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/popup.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/popuplog.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/team.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/tour.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/controllers/user.controller.js Import updated: const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors") → const { internalServerError } = require("../utils/errors.helper")
backend/src/middleware/auth.middleware.js Method signature updated: const { verifyToken } = require("../utils/jwt") → const { verifyToken } = require("../utils/jwt.helper")
backend/src/middleware/fileSizeValidator.middleware.js Constant import updated: const { MAX_FILE_SIZE } = require('../utils/constants') → const { MAX_FILE_SIZE } = require('../utils/constants.helper')
backend/src/service/email.service.js Variable source updated: const { API_BASE_URL } = require('../utils/constants') → const { API_BASE_URL } = require('../utils/constants.helper')
backend/src/utils/jwt.helper.js Variable import updated: const { JWT_EXPIRES_IN_1H } = require('./constants') → const { JWT_EXPIRES_IN_1H } = require('./constants.helper')

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