Standardize services implementation across packages
See original GitHub issueThere is currently quite a large difference in implementations of the services in the backend
and connector
packages.
The accounts
package is not mentioned here because #53 , but would need to conform to this too.
We need to:
- Highlight and discuss the differences in implementations.
- Decide on a single structure all packages should conform to.
- Migrate packages that don’t conform.
- Document the structure for future collaborators.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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@sharafian
They are files in this instance, but could be directories if the services became more complicated.
The major difference isn’t actually conveyed very well with the above because they are fairly similar on face value. I will create a pr that starts work for #53 to try demonstrate the idea. I can then present it properly on the call on Monday. @matdehaast said he would write a blog post on this, so he better get on that so I don’t have to type it out 😆
@sentientwaffle
That’s understandable 👍 It is tested so we should be able to migrate it fairly safely.
(Sorry, wrong button)…
Yes, those are files.
The connector’s file structure is an artifact of being imported from the previous Rafiki project.