Dont Repeat Yourself Optimizer-Code Redundancy Eliminator

Example

Identifying multiple instances where similar functions calculate a user's age based on their birthdate across different parts of an application.

Scenario

In a large software project, DRY Optimizer would scan through various modules and identify that the age calculation logic is repeated in user profile management, eligibility for services, and analytics modules. It would suggest consolidating these into a single utility function.

Example

Proposing the integration of repeated SQL queries into a single parameterized query function.

Scenario

When a database-driven application frequently queries the database for customer data in various formats, DRY Optimizer would suggest creating a single, customizable query function that can be reused with different parameters, reducing the overall amount of code and increasing maintainability.

Example

Combining several conditional branches that share common actions into a single branch or using a loop.

Scenario

For a control system software where multiple conditions lead to setting the same alarm state, DRY Optimizer detects these patterns and suggests a loop or a single conditional statement with multiple conditions, streamlining the logic and reducing the potential for errors.