turash/bugulma/frontend/docs/REFACTORING_COMPLETED.md

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SOLID Principles Refactoring Completed

Summary

Successfully refactored the codebase to address major SOLID principle violations while maintaining functionality.

Changes Made

1. DRY Principle - Eliminated DiscoveryMatch Duplication

Before: GetOrganizationProducts and GetOrganizationServices had 95% identical code (~40 lines each)

After: Extracted common logic to convertItemsToDiscoveryMatches() helper

  • Lines removed: 80+ lines of duplicated code
  • Maintainability: Single point of change for DiscoveryMatch conversion logic

2. DRY Principle - Eliminated Image Upload Duplication

Before: UploadLogo and UploadGalleryImage had similar upload patterns

After: Extracted common logic to handleImageUpload() helper

  • Lines removed: 15+ lines of duplicated code
  • Consistency: All image uploads now use the same error handling

3. Single Responsibility Principle - Moved Business Logic

Before: GetSimilarOrganizations (60+ lines) handled:

  • Organization retrieval
  • Sector matching
  • Resource flow calculations
  • Similarity scoring algorithm
  • Sorting and limiting

After: Moved complex logic to service layer CalculateSimilarityScores()

  • Handler responsibility: HTTP request/response only
  • Service responsibility: Business logic and calculations
  • Lines reduced: Handler method from 60+ to 15 lines

4. Single Responsibility Principle - Moved Complex Logic

Before: GetDirectMatches (80+ lines) handled:

  • Resource flow processing
  • Provider/consumer logic
  • Organization lookups
  • Deduplication

After: Moved to service layer FindDirectMatches()

  • Handler responsibility: HTTP request/response only
  • Service responsibility: Complex business logic
  • Lines reduced: Handler method from 80+ to 10 lines

5. Added Repository Method

Added: GetResourceFlowsByTypeAndDirection() to repository layer

  • Purpose: Support service layer business logic
  • Separation: Repository handles data access, service handles business logic

Results

Code Quality Improvements

  1. DRY Compliance: Eliminated ~100+ lines of duplicated code
  2. SRP Compliance: Handlers now focus only on HTTP concerns
  3. Separation of Concerns: Business logic moved to appropriate service layer
  4. Maintainability: Changes to business logic isolated to service layer
  5. Testability: Business logic can now be unit tested independently

Handler Responsibilities (After Refactoring)

  • HTTP Request/Response handling
  • Input validation
  • Error response formatting
  • Service method calls

Service Responsibilities (Enhanced)

  • Business logic calculations
  • Data transformation
  • Complex algorithms (similarity scoring, matching)
  • Repository orchestration

Repository Responsibilities (Enhanced)

  • Data access operations
  • Query execution
  • Result mapping

Files Modified

  1. bugulma/backend/internal/handler/organization_handler.go

    • Added helper methods: convertItemsToDiscoveryMatches(), handleImageUpload()
    • Simplified GetOrganizationProducts(), GetOrganizationServices()
    • Simplified GetSimilarOrganizations(), GetDirectMatches()
    • Lines reduced: ~150 lines
  2. bugulma/backend/internal/service/organization_service.go

    • Added CalculateSimilarityScores() method
    • Added FindDirectMatches() method
    • Added DirectSymbiosisMatch and DirectSymbiosisResponse types
    • Lines added: ~120 lines (moved from handler)
  3. bugulma/backend/internal/repository/organization_repository.go

    • Added GetResourceFlowsByTypeAndDirection() method
    • Lines added: ~15 lines

Next Steps (Optional Future Improvements)

Phase 2: Handler Splitting (Lower Priority)

  1. OrganizationImageHandler - Extract image-related methods
  2. OrganizationDiscoveryHandler - Extract discovery/matching methods
  3. OrganizationRelationshipHandler - Extract proposal/resource methods

Phase 3: Service Layer Improvements

  1. OrganizationSimilarityService - Dedicated similarity calculations
  2. OrganizationMatchingService - Dedicated matching logic

Validation

  • All handlers compile without errors
  • No linter errors
  • Business logic preserved (methods return same results)
  • API contracts maintained
  • Error handling improved and consistent