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ICreditAccount Code Style Findings

ICreditAccount Code Style Findings

ICA-01C: Multiple Top-Level Declarations

TypeSeverityLocation
Code StyleICreditAccount.sol:L14, L35

Description:

The referenced file contains multiple top-level declarations that decrease the legibility of the codebase.

Example:

account/ICreditAccount.sol
14interface ICreditAccount {
15  /// @notice Event emitted when a credit account is created
16  /// @param creator The account that created the credit account
17  /// @param tokenId The id of the created account
18  event CreditAccountCreated(address indexed creator, uint256 tokenId);
19

20  /// @notice Gets or creates the user's account
21  /// @param owner The owner address
22  /// @return tokenId The id of the account
23  function getAccount(address owner) external returns (uint256 tokenId);
24

25  /// @notice Gets the user's account or returns 0 if no account present
26  /// @param owner The owner address
27  /// @return tokenId The id of the account
28  function viewAccount(address owner) external view returns (uint256 tokenId);
29

30  /// @notice Returns the next token index
31  /// @return The next token index
32  function index() external view returns (uint256);
33}
34

35abstract contract CreditAccountStorageV1 is

Recommendation:

We advise all highlighted top-level declarations to be split into their respective code files, avoiding unnecessary imports as well as increasing the legibility of the codebase.

Alleviation (3dd3d7bf0c2693b2f9c23bacedfa420393f7ea84):

The CreditAccountStorageV1 implementation was relocated to its dedicated file per our recommendation, optimizing the code's maintainability.

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