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  • Refactor

    • Consolidated database-related exports into a single module for simpler imports and improved module management.
    • Updated import paths for better consistency.
  • Style

    • Adjusted the tone of an error message for clarity.

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This change updates import paths in the database manager, modifies an error message's punctuation in the Mongo connection manager, introduces a new src/db/index.ts module that re-exports database modules, and consolidates exports in src/index.ts to use the new db entry point instead of separate database manager and connection exports.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/db/connection.ts Modified error message punctuation in MongoConnectionManager.ensureConnected method.
src/db/databaseManager.ts Updated import paths for interfaces and schemas from ./ to ../.
src/db/index.ts Added new module re-exporting all exports from ./connection and ./databaseManager.
src/index.ts Removed exports of ./databaseManager and ./connection; added export for ./db instead.

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    participant App as Application
    participant DBIndex as src/db/index.ts
    participant Conn as connection
    participant DBMgr as databaseManager

    App->>DBIndex: import { ... } from './db'
    DBIndex-->>Conn: re-export connection APIs
    DBIndex-->>DBMgr: re-export databaseManager APIs
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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src/db/connection.ts (1)

55-58: Standardize error messaging and strengthen connection validation

The updated ensureConnected error now uses an exclamation mark, whereas other log/error messages use periods or no punctuation—consider standardizing across the board. Also, ensureConnected() only checks for mongoConnection !== null but not whether mongoConnection.readyState === 1. You could end up returning a stale or disconnected object.

src/db/databaseManager.ts (1)

20-20: Schema import path adjusted for new structure

Similarly, the schema imports now point to ../models/schemas. Confirm that this relative path is correct. If these relative imports become too deep or brittle, consider introducing TypeScript path aliases for cleaner, more maintainable code.

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src/db/databaseManager.ts (1)

12-12: Import path updated to reflect refactored directory

The import of your interfaces changed from ./interfaces to ../interfaces after moving this file into db/. Please verify that your TypeScript configuration and build tooling still resolve these paths correctly.

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export * from './connection';
export * from './databaseManager';
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⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Default exports are not re-exported by export *

export * from './connection' and export * from './databaseManager' will not re-export their default exports (MongoConnectionManager and DatabaseManager). This breaks your public API. You must explicitly re-export defaults or convert these classes to named exports.

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-export * from './connection';
-export * from './databaseManager';
+export { default as MongoConnectionManager } from './connection';
+export { default as DatabaseManager } from './databaseManager';
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export * from './connection';
export * from './databaseManager';
// src/db/index.ts
-export * from './connection';
-export * from './databaseManager';
+export { default as MongoConnectionManager } from './connection';
+export { default as DatabaseManager } from './databaseManager';

export * from './repositories';
export * from './db';
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure db module exposes its primary classes

By doing export * from './db';, you still won’t surface the default exports inside db. You might want to either:

  • Change to export * as db from './db'; if consumers should import the namespace, or
  • Update src/db/index.ts to provide named exports so that export * works as intended.

Otherwise key classes remain inaccessible.

@Behzad-rabiei Behzad-rabiei merged commit 1b14561 into main May 7, 2025
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