refactor: reorganize model imports and create new model files #37
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wesleytodd
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I mean, personally I dislike structures like this, they are generally over-engineered and provide little real value. I don't think there is a lot of reuse across files of these so having them in the file where they are used only can help keep things simple.
That said, I am not so strongly opposed that I would block this, it is more of a style/preference thing than a strong technical opposition. Do you feel stronglt that this type of refactor provides some value I am not seeing?
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It just helps me find those classes more quickly and better separate the objectives of each file. |
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Send to new files all the classes that behave as models, which helps improve code readability.