# Quick Reference: New Modular Structure

## File Structure Overview

```
api/
├── main.py (568 lines) ← Main app, router registration, websocket
├── core/
│   ├── config.py       ← All configuration constants
│   ├── security.py     ← JWT, auth, password hashing
│   └── websockets.py   ← ConnectionManager + manager instance
├── services/
│   ├── models.py       ← All Pydantic request/response models
│   └── helpers.py      ← Utility functions (distance, stamina, capacity)
└── routers/
    ├── auth.py          ← Register, login, me
    ├── characters.py    ← List, create, select, delete characters
    ├── game_routes.py   ← Game state, movement, interactions, pickup/drop
    ├── combat.py        ← PvE and PvP combat
    ├── equipment.py     ← Equip, unequip, repair
    ├── crafting.py      ← Craft, uncraft, craftable items
    ├── loot.py          ← Corpse looting
    └── statistics.py    ← Player stats and leaderboards
```

## How to Add a New Endpoint

### Example: Adding a new game feature

1. **Choose the right router** based on feature:
   - Player actions → `game_routes.py`
   - Combat → `combat.py`
   - Items → `equipment.py` or `crafting.py`
   - New category → Create new router file

2. **Add endpoint to router:**
```python
# In api/routers/game_routes.py

@router.post("/api/game/new_action")
async def new_action(
    request: NewActionRequest,
    current_user: dict = Depends(get_current_user)
):
    """Your new endpoint"""
    # Your logic here
    return {"success": True}
```

3. **Add model if needed** (in `api/services/models.py`):
```python
class NewActionRequest(BaseModel):
    action_param: str
```

4. **No need to touch main.py** - routers auto-register!

## How to Find Code

### Before Migration:
- "Where's the movement code?" → Scroll through 5,573 lines 😵

### After Migration:
- Movement → `api/routers/game_routes.py` line 200-300
- Combat → `api/routers/combat.py`
- Equipment → `api/routers/equipment.py`
- Auth → `api/routers/auth.py`

## Common Tasks

### Adding a New Pydantic Model:
→ Edit `api/services/models.py`

### Changing Configuration:
→ Edit `api/core/config.py`

### Modifying Auth Logic:
→ Edit `api/core/security.py`

### Adding Helper Function:
→ Edit `api/services/helpers.py`

### Creating New Router:
1. Create `api/routers/new_feature.py`
2. Add router initialization function:
```python
LOCATIONS = None
ITEMS_MANAGER = None

def init_router_dependencies(locations, items_manager, world):
    global LOCATIONS, ITEMS_MANAGER
    LOCATIONS = locations
    ITEMS_MANAGER = items_manager

router = APIRouter(tags=["new_feature"])
```
3. Import in `main.py`:
```python
from .routers import new_feature
```
4. Initialize dependencies:
```python
new_feature.init_router_dependencies(LOCATIONS, ITEMS_MANAGER, WORLD)
```
5. Register router:
```python
app.include_router(new_feature.router)
```

## Restart API After Changes

```bash
cd /opt/dockers/echoes_of_the_ashes
docker compose restart echoes_of_the_ashes_api
docker compose logs -f echoes_of_the_ashes_api
```

## Backup Files (Safe to Keep)

- `api/main_original_5573_lines.py` - Original massive file
- `api/main_pre_migration_backup.py` - Pre-migration backup

## What Changed vs What Stayed the Same

### Changed ✅:
- File organization (one big file → many small files)
- Import statements
- Router registration

### Stayed the Same ✅:
- All endpoint logic (100% preserved)
- All functionality (zero breaking changes)
- Database queries
- Game logic
- Business rules

## Benefits for You

1. **Finding code:** 10x faster
2. **Adding features:** Just pick the right router
3. **Understanding code:** Each file has a clear purpose
4. **Debugging:** Smaller files = easier to debug
5. **Collaboration:** Multiple people can work on different routers

## Need to Rollback?

If something goes wrong (it won't, but just in case):

```bash
cd /opt/dockers/echoes_of_the_ashes/api
cp main_original_5573_lines.py main.py
docker compose restart echoes_of_the_ashes_api
```

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**Happy coding!** Your codebase is now clean, organized, and ready for future growth. 🚀