refactor(iyzico): one word meant two things in one crate, so name the other one - #224
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… other one `kasapay-iyzico` had both meanings of `RefundStatus` in scope at once. `classic/client.rs` and `in_store/client.rs` import `kasapay_core::RefundStatus` — where one refund has got to. `reporting/` exported its own, which is not a refund's status at all but how much of a *payment* has gone back: `NotRefunded`, `PartiallyRefunded`, `TotallyRefunded`. A reader with the first in scope who meets the second gets no warning from anything. Renamed to `PaymentRefundStatus`, which is iyzico's own name for the field it mirrors — `paymentRefundStatus` on `payment/details`. Variants, wire words and behaviour unchanged. I measured a workspace-wide check for this before writing one, and it is refused by its own measurement: 15 public type names are defined in more than one crate today, and 14 are correct — `Config`, `Credentials`, `Payment`, `Refund` and `Capture` are each the right name inside their own adapter. One rule, fourteen false positives. So this is a rename and not a ratchet. CONTEXT.md is new, and holds only which word wins where several circulate: payer over shopper, `Buyer` being the details where `customer` is the provider's opaque handle, release over void or reversal, -ise in prose except where somebody else spelled it -ize. It defines no behaviour — each entry names the type that does. CLAUDE.md points at it from "one claim, one home", which is the same rule one level down. `shopper` went with it: 6 uses against 301 of `payer`, all meaning the same person. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/kasapay-iyzico/src/reporting/client.rs`:
- Around line 973-975: Update the refund-status test around
PaymentRefundStatus::from to assert each input maps directly to the expected
NotRefunded, PartiallyRefunded, and TotallyRefunded variants, rather than
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…ut one CodeRabbit caught it on a line this branch touched: `assert_eq!(T::from(w).to_string(), w)` cannot fail for the mapping it names. `from` sends an unknown word to `Other(word)` and `as_str` hands that same word back, so the assertion holds with every named arm deleted. Twelve tests in the workspace are this shape, across four crates, and all twelve types echo the input — measured, not guessed. Two are in this file and are fixed here; the other ten are their own change rather than swept into a branch about vocabulary. `the_documented_payment_status_codes_round_trip_and_the_rest_are_kept`, forty lines up in this same file, was already doing it right against `From<i64>`. The string-based ones drifted from a pattern that was here all along. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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kasapay-iyzicohad both meanings ofRefundStatusin scope at once.classic/client.rs:11andin_store/client.rs:9importkasapay_core::RefundStatus— where one refund has got to.reporting/mod.rs:81exported its own, which is not a refund's status at all but how much of a payment has gone back:NotRefunded,PartiallyRefunded,TotallyRefunded. One crate, one word, two concepts, and nothing warns a reader who has the first in scope.Renamed to
PaymentRefundStatus— iyzico's own name for the field it mirrors,paymentRefundStatusonpayment/details. Variants, wire words and behaviour unchanged, so a caller who names the type changes the name and stops. Breaking, and in the changelog under Unreleased.The check I did not write
A workspace-wide "no two public types share a name" rule was refused by its own measurement. It catches 15 names today and 14 are correct —
Config,Credentials,Payment,RefundandCaptureare each the right name inside their own adapter's namespace. Fourteen false positives is a check people learn to route around.RefundStatuswas the only one where the same word named a different concept, so this is a rename, not a ratchet.CONTEXT.md
New, 81 lines, and deliberately narrow: it settles which word wins where several circulate, and defines no behaviour — every entry names the type that does. Payer over shopper.
Buyeris the details a provider demands;customeris the provider's own opaque handle and never a person. Release, not void (PayPal's word) or reversal (iyzico's). Prose takes -ise; -ize only where somebody else spelled it that way — the HTTPAuthorizationheader, PayPal'sauthorizationobject,Status::Authorized.Measured before writing, per crate, doc comments with no backticks:
PayPal's 35 are all its own object noun; iyzico's are the
Authorizationheader, its PayPOS "Authorize service" and prose trackingpayouts.authorize(). So the rule is about who named the thing, not about a house style.CLAUDE.mdpoints at the file from one claim, one home — the same rule one level down — rather than as a new bolded rule, because that section says "So four rules" and a sixth would have been the exact defect it describes.Also
shopper→payer: 6 uses against 301, all the same person.Noticed, did not fix
PaymentDetail::refund_statuskeeps its field name. Unambiguous in context and renaming it is a second break for no gain.StateandStatusdistinguish nothing. Of 13 inbound wire-mirror enums, 4 sayStateand 9Status; core has twoStatusand oneState(ReleaseState). I expected a convention with one exception and there is no convention, so there is nothing to enforce and nothing to fix.From<&str>, anOther(Box<str>)andas_str; core types have none of the three. iyzico'sInitialStatushas noOtherand is correct — it is outbound only, so there is nothing unknown to receive. That one might be worth a check; I have not measured what it would catch.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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