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Routing Example:

  • actions/payments/route.ts

  • actions/transactions/route.ts

  • actions/donation/route.ts

  • actions/stake/route.ts

  • actions/vote/route.ts

  • actions/wallet/route.ts

  • actions/settings/route.ts

  • actions/validation/route.ts

Modular routing:

A modular approach to create the required route files for different actions in your Express application. Each file will handle specific routes for actions such as payments, transactions, donations, staking, voting, wallet management, settings, and validation.

Directory Structure (example)

src/
  actions/
    payments/
      route.ts
    transactions/
      route.ts
    donation/
      route.ts
    stake/
      route.ts
    vote/
      route.ts
    wallet/
      route.ts
    settings/
      route.ts
    validation/
      route.ts
  server.ts
  customHandlers.ts

src/actions/payments/route.ts

Handles payments-related actions, e.g., transferring SOL, BARK and USDC.

src/actions/transactions/route.ts

Handles transactions-related actions, e.g., transferring SOL.

src/actions/donation/route.ts

Handles donation-related actions.

src/actions/stake/route.ts

Handles staking-related actions.

src/actions/vote/route.ts

Handles voting-related actions.

src/actions/wallet/route.ts

Handles wallet management-related actions.

src/actions/settings/route.ts

Handles settings-related actions.

src/actions/validation/route.ts

Handles validation-related actions.

src/server.ts

Integrates

all routes into the Express application.

src/customHandlers.ts

Contains custom logic for some actions, such as staking and voting.

Each of these route files will handle different aspects of the application and will be integrated into the main server file. This approach ensures that the application remains modular and easier to maintain.

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