v0.9.2-alpha

🔧 Refactor: Remove utilities package by inlining its logic and adjust references across the project

Breaking Changes:

• Removed the entire utilities package
• All utility functions have been inlined into their respective usage locations

Changes by File:

Test Files:

• Test/database_test.go

  • Removed import of utilities package
  • Replaced utilities.Must() calls with direct error handling using _ for ignored errors
  • Updated 4 instances of utilities.Must() usage

• Test/suite.go

  • Removed import of utilities package
  • Replaced utilities.ErrorHandler() calls with local errorHandler() function
  • Added new local errorHandler() function implementation
  • Updated 5 instances across different test suites

• Test/table_test.go

  • Removed import of utilities package
  • Replaced all utilities.Must() calls with direct tuple unpacking
  • Updated 16 instances of utilities.Must() usage across various test methods

Core Library:

• tdb/dbOperations.go

  • Removed import of utilities package

  • Inlined utility functions with lowercase naming convention:

    • NewSecureTextEncoder() → newSecureTextEncoder()
    • IsFileExist() → isFileExist()
    • ErrorHandler() → errorHandler()
    • Must() → must()
    • IsEncode() → isEncode()
    • EncodeAndSave() → encodeAndSave()
    • DecodeAndSave() → decodeAndSave()
    • ReadAndDecode() → readAndDecode()

  • Updated 12+ function calls to use new inlined versions

Impact:

• Simplified dependency structure by removing external utilities package
• Improved code locality by keeping utility functions close to their usage
• Maintained functionality while reducing import complexity
• Enhanced maintainability with fewer package dependencies

Migration Notes:

• No public API changes - all modifications are internal
• Test behavior remains unchanged
• All existing functionality preserved with inlined implementations

This refactoring represents a significant code organization improvement, consolidating utility functions and reducing package complexity while maintaining all existing functionality.