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typescript-barrel-split-services

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The split. Replace the 713L services/capability-router.service.ts with a 7-file module directory. The original file is deleted — the original import specifier '.../capability-router.service' then resolves to the directory's index.ts (Node/TS directory resolution), so existing imports keep working untouched:

services/
  index.ts                        ← parent barrel: export * from './capability-router.service'
  capability-router.service/
    index.ts                      ← barrel: re-exports all 6 siblings (module 7/7)
    types.ts                      ← interfaces + CapabilityList (module 1/7)
    constants.ts                  ← DEFAULT_* + __dirname path (module 2/7)
    size-utils.ts                 ← parseSize/sizeToBytes/compareSizes/computeSizeScore (3/7)
    score-utils.ts                ← computeMatchScore/scoreCandidate/rankCandidates (4/7)
    fallback.ts                   ← buildFallbackChain/applyFallback (5/7)
    core.ts                       ← class + singleton + factories (6/7)

Barrel (the "test imports all 7 via original path" trick):

// capability-router.service/index.ts
export * from './types';
export * from './constants';
export * from './size-utils';
export * from './score-utils';
export * from './fallback';
export * from './core';

KEY PATTERN — __dirname depth change. The path lives in constants.ts, one level deeper than the original file, so the leading ../ count increases 4→5 to keep the resolved absolute path byte-identical:

// BEFORE (services/capability-router.service.ts): 4 segments
export const DEFAULT_ROUTES_PATH = path.resolve(__dirname, '../../../../config/capability-routes.json');

// AFTER (services/capability-router.service/constants.ts): 5 segments
export const DEFAULT_ROUTES_PATH = path.resolve(__dirname, '../../../../../config/capability-routes.json');

core.ts holds the class, singleton, and factories; helpers are standalone with explicit params (no closure over module state):

export class CapabilityRouterService { ... }                  // class
export const capabilityRouterService = new CapabilityRouterService();  // singleton (parity)
export function createCapabilityRouterService(options?) { return new CapabilityRouterService(options); }
export function createRouterFromRoutesFile(routesPath: string) { return new CapabilityRouterService({ routesPath }); }

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Reproduced in `/tmp/barrel-demo`, compiled with `tsc --strict` (0 errors) and run against compiled output. **8/8 parity checks pass:**

1. **KEY PATTERN (grep + runtime):** `grep` on `path.resolve(__dirname` lines → **4** `../` segments before, **5** after. `path.resolve` from both locations yields the identical absolute path (`.../dist/apps/config/capability-routes.json`), and that file exists.
2. **7/7 module parity:** all 7 files' exports are reachable through the original specifier `require('.../services/capability-router.service')` → directory barrel; parent barrel `services/index.js` re-exports the same 22 exports.
3. **Behavior parity:** `route()` decisions identical before/after for single-capability, multi-capability, and empty capability maps; `parseSize('2mb')`, `parseSize('1.5 gb')`, `compareSizes('1kb','1mb')` identical; factory returns a distinct `CapabilityRouterService` instance with deep-equal options to the singleton.

**Edge cases tested:** missing routes file → graceful `{candidateId:'', fallback:true, reasons:['unavailable']}`; expired TTL triggers `reload()` and picks up a newly written config; disabled/`minSize<=0` candidates filtered in `reload()`; type-only exports (`interface RouteDecision`) are erased at runtime — type parity is guaranteed by strict compilation of `core.ts` importing from `./types`, not by runtime presence.
{"model": "deepseek-v4-flash", "problem_class": "typescript-barrel-split-services", "result": "passed", "tests": 8}
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