Refactor: Improve readability, maintainability, and reusability #488
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This pull request includes multiple refactoring changes to enhance code quality:
Extract sequence logic into getNextSequence:
Improves readability by isolating sequence calculation logic into a dedicated method.
Rename getNextSequence to calculateNextSequence:
Provides a more descriptive name for the method, reflecting its purpose of performing calculations rather than simple retrieval.
Decompose onEvent switch-case into separate methods:
Enhances clarity and modularity by breaking down the switch-case logic into smaller, focused methods.
Pull down variable to improve encapsulation and readability:
Moves a variable to the appropriate scope to better align with its usage and improve encapsulation.
Replace magic literal with named constant RUNNING:
Enhances maintainability by replacing the true literal with a descriptive constant, improving code clarity.
Move common fields to AbstractQueueProcessor superclass:
Promotes reusability and maintainability by centralizing shared fields in the superclass, simplifying subclass implementations.
These changes collectively improve the code's modularity, readability, and scalability while adhering to clean code principles.