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refactor: ♻️ move user/usecases to users/application #44

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Related #47 #33

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new users-application library with documentation and testing instructions.
    • Added a new export for functionalities related to user retrieval.
  • Improvements

    • Updated terminology in documentation for clarity, changing "usecase" to "use-case(application)".
    • Enhanced naming conventions for classes and variables to ensure consistency.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed outdated configuration and documentation for the previous user-usecase library, streamlining the project structure.
  • Configuration Changes

    • Updated TypeScript path mappings to reflect the new library structure.

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This pull request encompasses several changes primarily focused on the user-related modules within the project. Key modifications include the removal of the user-usecase library and its associated files, while introducing a new users-application library with updated configurations and documentation. Additionally, there are updates to naming conventions for consistency, particularly in the GetUserUsecase class, which is now named GetUserUseCase. The spell-checking configuration has also been adjusted by removing the term "usecase" from the custom words list.

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File Path Change Summary
.vscode/settings.json Removed "usecase" from cSpell.words array.
README.md Updated terminology from usecase to use-case(application) in the architecture section.
libs/user/usecase/README.md Removed the file entirely.
libs/user/usecase/project.json Removed the configuration file for the user-usecase library.
libs/user/usecase/src/index.ts Removed the re-exporting file for the user-usecase library.
libs/user/usecase/tsconfig.json Removed the TypeScript configuration file for the user-usecase library.
libs/users/application/README.md Created a new README file for the users-application library.
libs/users/application/jest.config.ts Updated displayName from 'user-usecase' to 'users-application' and changed coverageDirectory path.
libs/users/application/project.json Added a new configuration file for the users-application library.
libs/users/application/src/index.ts Added an export statement for all entities from ./lib/use-case/get-user.use-case.
libs/users/application/src/lib/use-case/get-user.use-case.spec.ts Updated class and variable names for consistency (e.g., GetUserUsecase to GetUserUseCase).
libs/users/application/src/lib/use-case/get-user.use-case.ts Updated class name from GetUserUsecase to GetUserUseCase.
libs/users/application/tsconfig.json Added a new TypeScript configuration file for the users-application library.
tsconfig.base.json Updated path mapping from @user/usecase to @users/application.

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🐇 In the land of code where changes bloom,
A library new, dispelling the gloom.
"Usecase" now gone, replaced with grace,
"Use-case(application)" takes its place.
With tests and configs all in a row,
The users-application is ready to grow! 🌱

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tsconfig.base.json (1)

Line range hint 16-22: Consider standardizing module naming conventions.

There's an inconsistency in the naming pattern:

  • Most paths use singular form (@user/domain, @prompt/domain)
  • The new path uses plural form (@users/application)

If this represents a new architectural direction, consider planning the migration of other modules to follow the same convention.

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libs/users/application/jest.config.ts (2)

2-2: LGTM! Configuration updates align with the restructuring.

The changes to displayName and coverageDirectory correctly reflect the new module structure and naming convention.

Also applies to: 9-9


Line range hint 1-11: Verify related configuration updates.

Let's ensure all related configurations have been updated consistently with this restructuring.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information to verify the configuration consistency thoroughly.


Let me do one final check to verify the project structure and related configurations.


Configuration files are properly structured and consistent

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  • Project structure follows the NX workspace conventions
  • Jest configuration correctly references the preset and tsconfig paths
  • TSConfig files are properly configured with correct extends and references
  • All necessary configuration files are present and properly linked
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21-21: LGTM! Path mapping aligns with the architectural changes.

The update from @user/usecase to @users/application correctly reflects the architectural refactoring.

Let's verify the consistency of imports and file structure:

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@zhumeisongsong zhumeisongsong merged commit 93c8f80 into main Nov 18, 2024
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