# V2 Modularity Requirements

## Core Principle: Standalone Components

**Every component MUST be able to run independently OR as part of the integrated system.**

## Component Independence Rules

### 1. Zero Hard Dependencies
- Each component communicates through well-defined interfaces only
- NO direct imports between sibling components
- NO shared state except through explicit interfaces
- Each component has its own configuration

### 2. Standalone Executability
Every component must support:
```go
// Example: Each parser can be used standalone
parser := uniswap_v2.NewParser(logger, cache)
event, err := parser.ParseLog(log, tx)

// OR as part of factory
factory := parsers.NewFactory()
factory.Register(ProtocolUniswapV2, parser)
```

### 3. Interface-First Design
Define interfaces BEFORE implementation:
```go
// pkg/parsers/interface.go
type Parser interface {
    ParseLog(log *types.Log, tx *types.Transaction) (*Event, error)
    ParseReceipt(receipt *types.Receipt, tx *types.Transaction) ([]*Event, error)
    SupportedProtocols() []Protocol
    ValidateEvent(event *Event) error
}

// Each parser implements this independently
```

## Component Modularity Matrix

| Component | Standalone Use Case | Integrated Use Case | Interface |
|-----------|-------------------|---------------------|-----------|
| UniswapV2Parser | Parse individual V2 transactions | Part of ParserFactory | `Parser` |
| UniswapV3Parser | Parse individual V3 transactions | Part of ParserFactory | `Parser` |
| PoolCache | Standalone pool lookup service | Shared cache for all parsers | `PoolCache` |
| EventValidator | Validate any event independently | Part of validation pipeline | `Validator` |
| AddressIndex | Standalone address lookup | Part of multi-index cache | `Index` |
| TokenPairIndex | Standalone pair lookup | Part of multi-index cache | `Index` |
| BackgroundValidator | Standalone validation service | Part of monitoring pipeline | `BackgroundValidator` |

## Directory Structure for Modularity

```
pkg/
├── parsers/
│   ├── interface.go              # Parser interface (shared)
│   ├── factory.go                # Factory for integration
│   ├── uniswap_v2/               # Standalone package
│   │   ├── parser.go             # Can be imported independently
│   │   ├── parser_test.go        # Self-contained tests
│   │   └── README.md             # Standalone usage docs
│   ├── uniswap_v3/               # Standalone package
│   │   ├── parser.go
│   │   ├── parser_test.go
│   │   └── README.md
│   └── sushiswap/                # Standalone package
│       ├── parser.go
│       ├── parser_test.go
│       └── README.md
│
├── cache/
│   ├── interface.go              # Cache interfaces
│   ├── pool_cache.go             # Main cache (uses indexes)
│   ├── indexes/                  # Standalone index packages
│   │   ├── address/
│   │   │   ├── index.go          # Standalone address index
│   │   │   └── index_test.go
│   │   ├── tokenpair/
│   │   │   ├── index.go          # Standalone pair index
│   │   │   └── index_test.go
│   │   └── liquidity/
│   │       ├── index.go          # Standalone liquidity index
│   │       └── index_test.go
│
├── validation/
│   ├── interface.go              # Validator interface
│   ├── validator.go              # Main validator
│   ├── rules/                    # Standalone rule packages
│   │   ├── zero_address/
│   │   │   ├── rule.go           # Standalone rule
│   │   │   └── rule_test.go
│   │   ├── zero_amount/
│   │   │   ├── rule.go
│   │   │   └── rule_test.go
│   │   └── pool_cache/
│   │       ├── rule.go
│   │       └── rule_test.go
│   └── background/
│       ├── validator.go          # Standalone background validator
│       └── validator_test.go
```

## Testing Requirements for Modularity

### 1. Unit Tests (Component Isolation)
Each component has 100% independent unit tests:
```go
// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2/parser_test.go
func TestParser_Standalone(t *testing.T) {
    // NO dependencies on other parsers
    // NO dependencies on factory
    // Uses mocks for interfaces only

    logger := NewMockLogger()
    cache := NewMockCache()

    parser := NewParser(logger, cache)
    event, err := parser.ParseLog(mockLog, mockTx)

    assert.NoError(t, err)
    assert.NotNil(t, event)
}
```

### 2. Integration Tests (Component Composition)
Test components working together:
```go
// tests/integration/parser_factory_test.go
func TestParserFactory_Integration(t *testing.T) {
    // Test all parsers working through factory
    factory := parsers.NewFactory()

    // Each parser registered independently
    factory.Register(ProtocolUniswapV2, uniswap_v2.NewParser(logger, cache))
    factory.Register(ProtocolUniswapV3, uniswap_v3.NewParser(logger, cache))

    // Test factory routing
    parser, err := factory.GetParser(ProtocolUniswapV2)
    assert.NoError(t, err)
}
```

### 3. Standalone Executability Tests
Each component has example main:
```go
// examples/uniswap_v2_parser/main.go
func main() {
    // Demonstrate standalone usage
    logger := logger.New("info", "text", "")
    cache := cache.NewPoolCache()

    parser := uniswap_v2.NewParser(logger, cache)

    // Parse single transaction
    event, err := parser.ParseLog(log, tx)
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }

    fmt.Printf("Parsed event: %+v\n", event)
}
```

## Dependency Injection Pattern

All components use constructor injection:
```go
// Bad: Hard dependency
type UniswapV2Parser struct {
    cache *PoolCache  // Hard dependency!
}

// Good: Interface dependency
type UniswapV2Parser struct {
    cache PoolCache  // Interface - can be mocked or replaced
}

func NewParser(logger Logger, cache PoolCache) *UniswapV2Parser {
    return &UniswapV2Parser{
        logger: logger,
        cache:  cache,
    }
}
```

## Configuration Independence

Each component has its own config:
```go
// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2/config.go
type Config struct {
    EnableValidation bool
    CacheTimeout     time.Duration
    MaxRetries       int
}

// Standalone usage
config := uniswap_v2.Config{
    EnableValidation: true,
    CacheTimeout:     5 * time.Minute,
    MaxRetries:       3,
}
parser := uniswap_v2.NewParserWithConfig(logger, cache, config)

// Integrated usage
factory.RegisterWithConfig(
    ProtocolUniswapV2,
    parser,
    config,
)
```

## Interface Contracts

### Minimal Interface Surface
Each interface has 1-3 methods maximum:
```go
// Good: Focused interface
type Parser interface {
    ParseLog(log *types.Log, tx *types.Transaction) (*Event, error)
}

// Bad: God interface
type Parser interface {
    ParseLog(log *types.Log, tx *types.Transaction) (*Event, error)
    ParseReceipt(receipt *types.Receipt, tx *types.Transaction) ([]*Event, error)
    ValidateEvent(event *Event) error
    GetStats() Stats
    Configure(config Config) error
    // ... too many responsibilities
}
```

### Interface Segregation
Split large interfaces:
```go
// Split responsibilities
type LogParser interface {
    ParseLog(log *types.Log, tx *types.Transaction) (*Event, error)
}

type ReceiptParser interface {
    ParseReceipt(receipt *types.Receipt, tx *types.Transaction) ([]*Event, error)
}

type EventValidator interface {
    ValidateEvent(event *Event) error
}

// Compose as needed
type Parser interface {
    LogParser
    ReceiptParser
    EventValidator
}
```

## Build Tags for Optional Components

Use build tags for optional features:
```go
// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2/parser.go
// +build !minimal

// Full implementation with all features

// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2/parser_minimal.go
// +build minimal

// Minimal implementation for embedded systems
```

Build options:
```bash
# Full build (all components)
go build ./...

# Minimal build (core only)
go build -tags minimal ./...

# Custom build (specific parsers only)
go build -tags "uniswap_v2 uniswap_v3" ./...
```

## Component Communication Patterns

### 1. Synchronous (Direct Call)
For tight coupling when needed:
```go
event, err := parser.ParseLog(log, tx)
```

### 2. Asynchronous (Channels)
For loose coupling:
```go
eventChan := make(chan *Event, 100)
go parser.ParseAsync(logs, eventChan)
```

### 3. Pub/Sub (Event Bus)
For many-to-many communication:
```go
bus := eventbus.New()
parser.Subscribe(bus, "parsed")
validator.Subscribe(bus, "parsed")

bus.Publish("parsed", event)
```

### 4. Interface Composition
For static composition:
```go
type CompositeParser struct {
    v2 *uniswap_v2.Parser
    v3 *uniswap_v3.Parser
}

func (c *CompositeParser) Parse(log *types.Log) (*Event, error) {
    // Route to appropriate parser
}
```

## Success Criteria for Modularity

Each component MUST:
- [ ] Compile independently (`go build ./pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2`)
- [ ] Test independently (`go test ./pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2`)
- [ ] Run standalone example (`go run examples/uniswap_v2_parser/main.go`)
- [ ] Have zero sibling dependencies
- [ ] Communicate only through interfaces
- [ ] Include standalone usage documentation
- [ ] Pass integration tests when composed
- [ ] Support mock implementations for testing

## Anti-Patterns to Avoid

### ❌ Circular Dependencies
```go
// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2/parser.go
import "pkg/parsers/uniswap_v3"  // BAD!

// pkg/parsers/uniswap_v3/parser.go
import "pkg/parsers/uniswap_v2"  // BAD!
```

### ❌ Shared Mutable State
```go
// BAD: Global shared state
var globalCache *PoolCache

func (p *Parser) Parse(log *types.Log) (*Event, error) {
    pool := globalCache.Get(log.Address)  // BAD!
}
```

### ❌ Hard-coded Dependencies
```go
// BAD: Creates own dependencies
func NewParser() *Parser {
    return &Parser{
        cache: NewPoolCache(),  // BAD! Should be injected
    }
}
```

### ❌ Leaky Abstractions
```go
// BAD: Exposes internal structure
type Parser interface {
    GetInternalCache() *PoolCache  // BAD! Leaks implementation
}
```

## Migration Strategy

When moving from V1 to V2:

1. **Extract Interface**: Define interface from V1 implementation
2. **Create Package**: Move to standalone package
3. **Inject Dependencies**: Replace hard dependencies with interfaces
4. **Add Tests**: Unit tests for standalone operation
5. **Create Example**: Standalone usage example
6. **Document**: README with standalone and integrated usage
7. **Verify**: Check all modularity criteria

## Component Checklist

Before marking any component as "complete":

- [ ] Compiles independently
- [ ] Tests independently (>90% coverage)
- [ ] Has standalone example
- [ ] Has README with usage
- [ ] Zero sibling dependencies
- [ ] All dependencies injected through interfaces
- [ ] Can be mocked for testing
- [ ] Integrated into factory/orchestrator
- [ ] Integration tests pass
- [ ] Performance benchmarks exist
- [ ] Documentation complete

---

**Principle**: If you can't run it standalone, it's not modular enough.
**Guideline**: If you can't mock it, it's too coupled.
**Rule**: If it has circular dependencies, redesign it.