Refactor: Modularize Predictify Hybrid Contract for Maintainability and Clarity#139
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… improved clarity and maintainability, adding comprehensive documentation for each module including errors, types, oracles, markets, voting, disputes, resolution, fees, config, utils, events, admin, extensions, and validation.
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PR Description
Overview
This PR introduces a comprehensive module organization and structure for the Predictify Hybrid contract. The codebase, previously monolithic and difficult to navigate, is now cleanly separated into logical modules, each with clear responsibilities and documentation.
closes #116
Key Changes
Centralized Module Declarations:
All modules (
errors,types,oracles,markets,voting,disputes,resolution,fees,config,admin,events,validation,utils,extensions) are now declared and imported in a single, well-documented section inlib.rs.Improved Documentation:
Added high-level comments describing the purpose and relationships of each module, making the codebase easier to understand and maintain.
Incremental Refactoring:
Changes were made in small increments, with
cargo buildrun after every 100 lines to ensure no build errors at each step.No Breaking Changes:
All public interfaces remain compatible, and the contract builds successfully.
Benefits
Easier Navigation:
Developers can now quickly locate and understand the purpose of each module.
Better Maintainability:
The modular structure allows for easier updates, testing, and future enhancements.
Foundation for Further Improvements:
This refactor sets the stage for adding module-level tests, migration utilities, and more robust documentation.
Note:
No business logic was changed. This is a structural and documentation-focused refactor.