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The Typescript mapped types was useful for autocompletion in fetchers
but their are harder to maintain. I think it's better to keep each
query close to its fetcher to have a better understanding of the
fetched data. So I:
* colocate queries with their own fetcher
* colocate mutations with their own mutator
* remove Typescript mapped types for queries and mutations
* move data convertors inside graphql services
* rename most of data types and fetchers
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Next expect a default export for pages so only those components should
use default exports. Everything else should use named exports to
reduce the number of import statements.
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Using paths aliases starting with "@" can be confusing and can lead to
conflict with existings modules. I prefer to use relative paths to
avoid extra configuration in tools because of these aliases.
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Previously, only the first 10 comments was loaded. So I update the
fetching method to retrieve all the comments on a post.
Also, I choose to order comments on client side because of a bug
with WPGraphQL.
Finally, I renamed the Comment type to SingleComment to avoid conflict
with existing types.
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The api file in services was not really readable. So I move the types
and I also rewrite a little the fetch function.
I also rename most of the type to avoid conflict with preexisting
types (like Node) and to keep consistency.
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I was repeating myself a lot in services. So I rewrited the different
functions to improve readability and I extracted some formatting
functions to put them in utils. I also rewrited/reorganized some types
to keep consistent names.
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