Description
The issue:
1. app.js is massive, hard to maintain and often a source of various merge conflicts.
2. Even if some code is de facto separated by feature (configuration/queries/admin/profile), no agreement was made on how to structure directories, which leads to confusion and app.js growth.
I propose to:
1. Reorganize source code file structure:
frontend
app
configuration
queries
profile
admin
common
2. Slim app.js down to something like this:
import common from './common'
import configuration from './configuration'
import queries from './queries'
import profile from './profile'
import admin from './admin'
export default angular.module('ignite-console', [
common.name,
configuration.name,
queries.name,
profile.name,
admin.name
])
Each directory inside app will follow the same module structure as agreed upon before (i.e. components/services/filters, etc).
3. In order to test water, update the configuration module first and if everything goes as expect proceed with other modules.
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Issue Links
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IGNITE-11034 Web console: update some dependencies
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- Closed
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