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We should think about where we put additional classes like in the getAllTags-EP.
We create the new class TagCount but we maybe should put such classes into a separate folder.
Maybe backend/lib/classes for the backend?
Same could be done for the frontend but primary the backend should be focused.
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This is a good question. For cases like TagCount I would leave it as it is. Because it get only used in that one file. But for our ConfigManager I would put it into that classes folder or leave it in the lib/ folder.
Maybe we should also move classes to some class-folder, even if it's not used somewhere else (yet).
Otherwise, if you want to change a class, you need to think about where it actually is declared^^°.
@Mondei1 I would suggest, we use src/classes/ for the class-objects? Or do you think something like src/lib/classes/ fits better?
I would think of src/lib as a folder that's just for functions^^
We should think about where we put additional classes like in the
getAllTags
-EP.We create the new class
TagCount
but we maybe should put such classes into a separate folder.Maybe
backend/lib/classes
for the backend?Same could be done for the frontend but primary the backend should be focused.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: