[Improvement] Improving overall codebase and splitting large files and functions #8
Description
What needs improvement?
The current codebase has several large functions that handle multiple tasks, making the code difficult to maintain and understand. These large functions reduce scalability and hinder future enhancements or debugging.
What would you like to see?
The codebase should be refactored to split these large functions into smaller, more modular units. Each function should focus on a single task, adhering to the single responsibility principle. By doing so, the code will be more readable, testable, and scalable for future updates. This may include:
- Separating business logic, data processing, and utility functions.
- Breaking down complex conditional or loop structures into smaller reusable parts.
Why is this improvement important?
This improvement is critical because it will:
- Enhance maintainability by allowing easier updates or fixes.
- Improve scalability, enabling better handling of larger data sets or more complex features.
- Make the code easier for new developers to onboard and understand.
- Improve unit testing by isolating different functionality.
Additional context
Refer to specific examples in the codebase where a single function is performing multiple tasks, which can be divided into smaller functions.