Run results for: JS use case class x functionsss

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Date tested: one year ago

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class
// use case class CountUsers { userRepository constructor(userRepository) { this.userRepository = userRepository } execute = async () => { this.validate() const response = await this.userRepository.count() return response } validate = () => { return true } } // repository class UserRepository { count = async () => { return true } } // route const countUsers = new CountUsers(new UserRepository()) countUsers.execute().then(response => { return response })
object literal v1
// Repository const UserRepository = () => { const count = async () => { return true } return { count } } // Use case const CountUsers = userRepository => { const execute = async () => { validate() const response = await userRepository.count() return response } const validate = () => { return true } return { execute } } // Route const userRepository = UserRepository() CountUsers(userRepository) .execute() .then(response => { return response })
only functions
// Repository const count = async () => { return true } // Use case const execute = async repoFunction => { validate() const response = await repoFunction() return response } const validate = () => { return true } // Route execute(count).then(response => { return response })