Ever had a long method that you needed to refactor?
How do you start on it?
group things into sections.
Example:
const runServer = () => {
server.get('/foo',Foo)
cronJob1()
server.use(mw1)
server.get('/foo',Foo)
cronJob2()
server.use(mw2)
server.get('/foo',Foo)
cronJob3()
}
const runServer = () => {
const instantiate_routes = () => {
server.get('/foo',Foo);
server.get('/foo',Foo);
server.get('/foo',Foo);
};
instantiate_routes();
const apply_middleware = () => {
server.use(mw1);
server.use(mw2);
};
apply_middleware();
const initialize_cron_jobs = () => {
cronJob1();
cronJob2();
cronJob3();
}
initialize_cron_jobs()
}
This is a low-risk refactor because () => {} doesn't change the scope of the methods! So please do not use function() {} because that might break stuff.
I think this is better than delimiting the sections with comments