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chore: export near utils #1470

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Description of the changes

Export near utility methods for more flexibility when making near payments.

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    • Enhanced payment processing capabilities by adding new utility functions related to Near payments.

These changes improve the interface for users interacting with the payment processor, providing access to additional functionalities.

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The changes include the addition of a new export statement in the packages/payment-processor/src/index.ts file. This modification allows all exports from the utils-near module located in the payment directory to be accessible through the index file, thereby enhancing the module's interface without altering existing exports or import statements.

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packages/payment-processor/src/index.ts Added export statement: export * from './payment/utils-near';

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant PaymentProcessor
    participant UtilsNear

    Client->>PaymentProcessor: Import from index.ts
    PaymentProcessor->>UtilsNear: Access utility functions
    UtilsNear-->>PaymentProcessor: Return utility functions
    PaymentProcessor-->>Client: Provide utility functions
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🧹 Outside diff range comments (1)
packages/payment-processor/src/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-32: Consider reorganizing exports for improved maintainability

While the current structure is functional, consider the following suggestions for potential improvements:

  1. Group related exports together (e.g., all ERC20-related exports, all Near-related exports, etc.).
  2. Consider using a consistent export style throughout the file.
  3. Consider moving the utils import and export to be with other similar exports.

These changes could enhance readability and maintainability. However, they are not critical and should be implemented only if they align with your project's coding standards and preferences.

Example of grouped exports:

// ERC20 related exports
export * from './payment/erc20';
export * from './payment/erc20-proxy';
export * from './payment/erc20-fee-proxy';
export * from './payment/erc20-transferable-receivable';

// Near related exports
export * from './payment/near-input-data';
export * from './payment/near-conversion';
export * from './payment/near-fungible';
export * from './payment/near-amount-with-ref';
export * from './payment/utils-near';

// Other exports...

// Utils
export * as utils from './payment/utils';
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packages/payment-processor/src/index.ts (1)

29-29: LGTM: New export aligns with PR objectives

The addition of export * from './payment/utils-near'; is consistent with the PR's objective to export utility methods related to near payments. This change enhances the module's interface by making these utilities accessible, providing more flexibility when handling near payments as intended.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce any naming conflicts or unexpected side effects, let's verify the contents of the utils-near module:

@leoslr leoslr merged commit 4aa7729 into master Oct 18, 2024
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@leoslr leoslr deleted the chore/export-near-utils branch October 18, 2024 09:56
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