Hey - thanks for this. I have a question: how would you go about spl

You can do is use the Facade pattern. <a href="http://jargon.js.org/

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santiq commented on July 21, 2024 2

How would you prevent a service becoming too large?

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santiq commented on July 21, 2024 5

You can do is use the Facade pattern.

"A facade is an object that provides a simplified interface to a larger body of code"

For example, imagine that you have the UserService class that became too large because of Search methods, (SearchByLocation, SearchByRelatedFriends, SearchByWhatever, )

You move the related methods to the UserSearchFacade, and then just inject the main on to the service.

Original service

class UserService {
  constructor(private userModel){}
 public SignUp() {}
 public LogIn() {}
 public Remove() {}
 public SearchById(){}
 public SearchByLocation(){}
 public SearchByRelatedFriends(){}
 private search() {}
}

User Search Facade

class UserSearchFacade {
 constructor(private userModel){}
 public SearchById(){}
 public SearchByLocation(){}
 public SearchByRelatedFriends(){}
 private search() {}
 // ... more search related methods
}

New User Service

class UserService {
  constructor(private userModel, 
                       private userSearchFacade){}
 public SignUp() {}
 public LogIn() {}
 public Remove() {}
 public Search(how, selector) {
  switch(how) {
    case 'location': 
      return this.userSearchFacade.SearchByLocation(selector)
      break;
    // ... more cases
    default:
          return this.userSearchFacade.SearchById(selector)
    break 
  }

 
 }
}