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Overview of usages of TransactionMapper #5

Open maartenn opened 10 months ago

maartenn commented 10 months ago

Can you give me an overview of all places where TransactionMapper is used? @autopilot

codeautopilot[bot] commented 10 months ago

Based on the provided summary of the codebase, the TransactionMapper class is located at the path src/main/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/mapping/TransactionMapper.java. To give an overview of all places where TransactionMapper is used, I will analyze the codebase and identify the files and specific sections where TransactionMapper is referenced or instantiated.

  1. AddressController.java (src/main/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/controller/AddressController.java):

    • The AddressController may use TransactionMapper to map transaction details received from the Blockstream API to the MappedTransaction DTO format before sending it to the view or further processing.
  2. BlockStreamApi.java (src/main/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/blockstream/BlockStreamApi.java):

    • The BlockStreamApi service class might use TransactionMapper to map the JSON response from the Blockstream API to a list of Transaction objects, which could then be further processed or mapped to MappedTransaction objects.
  3. AppConfig.java (src/main/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/AppConfig.java):

    • The AppConfig file could be configuring TransactionMapper as a bean, which would then be injected into other classes such as controllers or services that require transaction mapping functionality.
  4. Unit Tests (src/test/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/):

    • There may be unit tests written for the TransactionMapper class to ensure that the mapping logic is correct and that the class behaves as expected. These tests would be located in the test directory, possibly in a file named TransactionMapperTests.java or similar.
  5. Util.java (src/main/java/com/naberink/crypto/cryptofiattracker/Util.java):

    • Although not explicitly mentioned, utility classes like Util.java sometimes use mappers to perform common mapping operations that are used across different parts of the application.
  6. Services or Repositories:

    • While not explicitly listed in the summary, it is common for service classes or repository classes to use mappers to convert between entity and DTO objects. If there are any such classes in the codebase, they might also be using TransactionMapper.

Please note that without direct access to the codebase, I cannot provide exact line numbers or method names where TransactionMapper is used. The above points are based on common usage patterns in projects with similar structures. If you need more detailed information, you would need to search the codebase for instances of TransactionMapper being referenced.