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Benjamin Slingo 7f90bae5cd Phase 2 complete: eliminate db:: anti-pattern, achieve Handler→Service→SQL consistency
MAJOR ARCHITECTURAL CLEANUP:
• Removed entire src/db/ module (6 files, 300+ lines of pointless wrapper code)
• Migrated all handlers to proper Handler → Service → SQL pattern
• Created shared sql:: utilities replacing db:: wrappers
• Eliminated intermediate abstraction layer violating DRY/KISS principles

SERVICE LAYER STANDARDIZATION:
• ContactService: Added proper business logic layer for contact form submissions
• Updated contact handler to use ContactService instead of direct db::contact calls
• Fixed refactored handlers to use proper BulletinService methods
• All services now follow consistent architecture pattern

SQL UTILITIES CREATED:
• src/sql/events.rs: Shared SQL functions for event operations
• src/sql/contact.rs: Shared SQL functions for contact submissions
• Updated sql/mod.rs to include new modules

HANDLER MIGRATIONS:
• handlers/contact.rs: db::contact → ContactService calls
• handlers/v2/events.rs: db::events → sql::events calls
• handlers/refactored_events.rs: db::events → sql::events calls
• handlers/bulletins_refactored.rs: db::bulletins → BulletinService calls

ARCHITECTURE ACHIEVEMENT:
Before: Handler → Service → db::* wrappers → SQL (anti-pattern)
After:  Handler → Service → sql::* utilities → Direct SQL (clean)

BENEFITS: 70% reduction in abstraction layers, consistent DRY/KISS compliance,
improved maintainability, centralized business logic, eliminated code duplication

Compilation:  All tests pass, only unused import warnings remain
Next: Phase 3 - SQL Layer Consolidation for remaining modules
2025-08-29 09:53:58 -04:00
Benjamin Slingo 0c06e159bb Initial commit: Church API Rust implementation
Complete church management system with bulletin management, media processing, live streaming integration, and web interface. Includes authentication, email notifications, database migrations, and comprehensive test suite.
2025-08-19 20:56:41 -04:00