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Author SHA1 Message Date
juanatsap e0d445b92a refactor: simplify toggle handlers to return 204 No Content
Remove empty toggle templates (length-toggle.html, theme-toggle.html,
logo-toggle.html) that were just placeholders. The frontend uses
hx-swap="none" so the response body was always ignored anyway.

Now the handlers:
- Set the preference cookie
- Return 204 No Content immediately
- Hyperscript handles the UI state toggle on the frontend

This removes unnecessary template rendering overhead and cleans up
dead code. Tests updated to expect 204 instead of 200.
2025-12-01 14:16:24 +00:00
juanatsap ae89d84e07 refactor: Integrate PreferencesMiddleware and update handlers
Complete middleware integration with comprehensive testing:

1. Middleware Integration
   - Added PreferencesMiddleware to middleware chain in routes
   - Order: Recovery → Logger → SecurityHeaders → Preferences → Mux
   - Reads all preference cookies once per request
   - Stores in context for handlers to access

2. Handler Updates
   - cv_pages.go: Home handler uses middleware.GetPreferences()
   - cv_htmx.go: All toggle handlers use middleware preferences
   - Eliminated manual cookie reading in handlers
   - Migration logic handled entirely by middleware

3. Comprehensive Middleware Tests
   - Created preferences_test.go with 10+ test functions
   - Tests: default values, migrations, cookie setting, context access
   - Verified: extended→long, true→show, false→hide migrations
   - All tests passing

Benefits:
- Performance: Cookies read once per request (not multiple times)
- Consistency: All handlers get same preference values
- Maintainability: Migration logic centralized in middleware
- Testability: Easy to mock preferences via context

Testing:
- All unit tests pass (handlers + middleware)
- Build succeeds
- No breaking changes
2025-11-20 17:56:47 +00:00
juanatsap 4acde64c01 refactor: Split monolithic handler into focused files
Split internal/handlers/cv.go (1,001 lines) into 5 focused files:

Structure:
- cv.go (29 lines) - CVHandler struct + constructor
- cv_pages.go (290 lines) - Page handlers (Home, CVContent, DefaultCVShortcut)
- cv_pdf.go (153 lines) - PDF export handler (ExportPDF)
- cv_htmx.go (218 lines) - HTMX toggle handlers (Length, Icons, Language, Theme)
- cv_helpers.go (385 lines) - Helper functions (skills, dates, git, templates, cookies)

Benefits:
- Single Responsibility: Each file has one clear purpose
- Improved Discoverability: Easy to find specific functionality
- Reduced Cognitive Load: 200-400 lines per file vs 1,001
- Parallel Development: No conflicts when editing different concerns
- Better Organization: Clear section markers and grouping
- Maintainability: Trade +74 lines (+7.4%) for better organization

Testing:
- All Go tests pass (fileutil, handlers, lang, cv, ui)
- Server builds and runs correctly
- All HTTP endpoints functional
- No breaking changes

Documentation:
- Create _go-learning/refactorings/003-handler-split.md
- Document architecture, benefits, and trade-offs
- Explain WHY single package vs separate packages
2025-11-20 17:01:50 +00:00