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Code Improvement: Organize Project Structure #1291

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Dr-Blank opened this issue Nov 8, 2023 · 0 comments
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Code Improvement: Organize Project Structure #1291

Dr-Blank opened this issue Nov 8, 2023 · 0 comments

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Dr-Blank commented Nov 8, 2023

What is your feature request?

Description

As the project has grown, several files have become quite large (almost or over 1000 lines long). This can make the codebase difficult to navigate and maintain. I propose that we reorganize the project structure by breaking these large files down into smaller submodules.

Benefits

  1. Readability: Smaller, well-organized files are easier to read and understand.
  2. Maintainability: It's easier to maintain and debug code when it's organized into smaller, self-contained modules.
  3. Collaboration: With a more modular structure, multiple developers can work on different parts of the codebase without causing conflicts.
  4. Scalability: As the project continues to grow, having a well-organized codebase will make it easier to scale and add new features.

Proposed Changes

Here are some initial ideas for how we could reorganize the code:

  • Break down large files into smaller submodules based on functionality.
  • Group related submodules into packages.
  • Ensure that each module has a clear, well-defined responsibility.

Are there any workarounds?

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Additional Context

This is a significant change and would require careful planning to ensure that we don't introduce bugs or break existing functionality. I suggest that we start by identifying the parts of the codebase that would benefit most from this reorganization and restructure them one by one.

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