🧹 refactor executeDocxOp into modular category handlers - #60
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Break down the large executeDocxOp function in docxOpExecutor.ts into category-specific helper functions (metadata, formatting, tables, media, hyperlinks, and text editing) using an accumulator pattern.
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🎯 What
Refactored
executeDocxOpinsrc/ai/docxOpExecutor.tsby extracting operation handling into category-specific helper functions (executeCommentsAndMetadataOp,executeFormattingOp,executeTableOp,executeMediaOp,executeHyperlinkOp, andexecuteTextEditOp) and managing state via aDocxOpAccumulatorinterface.💡 Why
The original
executeDocxOpfunction was over 500 lines long with a massiveswitchstatement, making it difficult to read and maintain. Categorizing and modularizing the handler logic improves code readability, maintainability, and testability while preserving exact behavior.✅ Verification
npm run buildandnpm run typecheckto confirm build integrity and TypeScript safety.node --test tests/ai-*.test.mjs) to confirm all AI operations and DOCX executor tests pass cleanly without regressions.✨ Result
Reduced
executeDocxOpfrom >500 lines to a concise dispatch function with clean, category-focused handlers.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12991172607243319186 started by @MarsLuay