Add a service layer abstraction for fetching feature collections#16
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…s/inc-coverage * 'main' of github.com:rm-hull/postcode-polygons: Add tests on file_operations (#10)
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…s/inc-coverage * 'main' of github.com:rm-hull/postcode-polygons: Add tests on codepoint spatial index (#12)
…s/inc-coverage * 'main' of github.com:rm-hull/postcode-polygons: Add tests over search endpoints (#13)
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces a dedicated service layer for fetching geographic feature collections, specifically postcode polygons. By abstracting the data access and caching mechanisms behind a PolygonsRepo interface, these changes enhance the application's modularity, maintainability, and testability. The PolygonSearch API endpoint now leverages this new abstraction, decoupling its logic from the underlying data storage and caching implementation details.
Highlights
- Service Layer Abstraction: I've introduced a new
PolygonsRepointerface and itsCachedPolygonsRepoimplementation within theinternalpackage. This abstracts the logic for retrievinggeojson.FeatureCollectionobjects, including file decompression and caching, centralizing data access concerns. - Dependency Inversion: The
PolygonSearchhandler in theroutespackage has been refactored to depend on the newPolygonsRepointerface instead of directly on thememoize.Memoizercache and raw file system operations. This promotes a cleaner architecture and better separation of concerns. - Improved Testability: The introduction of the
PolygonsRepointerface allows for easier mocking of the data retrieval layer in unit tests. Correspondingly, amockPolygonsRepohas been added toroutes/search_test.go, and existing tests were updated, along with a new success test case forPolygonSearch.
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Code Review
This pull request successfully introduces a service layer abstraction for fetching feature collections, which is a great step towards improving the modularity and testability of the application. The PolygonsRepo interface and its CachedPolygonsRepo implementation correctly encapsulate the data retrieval logic, and the updates to the routes/search.go handler and associated tests are well-executed, demonstrating a clear separation of concerns.
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