Currently, the application does not follow a consistent standard for:
- Logging: log levels, structure, and context are not unified.
- HTTP responses: response shape varies depending on the module or error type.
This inconsistency makes it harder to debug, monitor, and maintain the system.
🔧 Proposed Change:
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Define a standard log format including at least:
timestamp
level (info, warn, error, debug)
context (module/use case)
message
- optional
metadata (requestId, userId, etc.)
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Define a unified HTTP response schema, e.g.:
{
"success": true | false,
"message": "string",
"data": {},
"errors": []
}
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Update all modules (controllers/use-cases) to use this standard.
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Add helpers/wrappers to enforce consistency (e.g. Logger service, HttpResponse builder).
✅ Expected Benefits:
- Consistent and predictable logs across the entire system.
- Easier debugging and error tracing (with correlation IDs).
- Unified HTTP responses improve DX (developer experience) for frontend and API consumers.
Currently, the application does not follow a consistent standard for:
This inconsistency makes it harder to debug, monitor, and maintain the system.
🔧 Proposed Change:
Define a standard log format including at least:
timestamplevel(info, warn, error, debug)context(module/use case)messagemetadata(requestId, userId, etc.)Define a unified HTTP response schema, e.g.:
{ "success": true | false, "message": "string", "data": {}, "errors": [] }Update all modules (controllers/use-cases) to use this standard.
Add helpers/wrappers to enforce consistency (e.g.
Loggerservice,HttpResponsebuilder).✅ Expected Benefits: