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From entry point to supporting code

The checkout entry point reaches a service, its payment and order dependencies, a validation contract and a test. Lines illustrate static relationships, not runtime execution.

Entry pointcheckout.test.ts
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Checkout servicecheckout-service.ts
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Payment gatewaypayment-gateway.ts
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Order moduleorder-service.ts
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Validation contractvalidation.ts
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Related checkscheckout.test.ts
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Selected module · Static relationships · Supporting checks
An import is a directed relationship

checkout-service.ts imports the payment, order and validation modules. Dependents traverses the same relationship in the reverse direction.

checkout-service.tsImports these modules
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payment-gateway.tsPayment adapter
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order-service.tsOrder model
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validation.tsValidation contract
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Dependencies follow outgoing imports; dependents look back toward consumers.
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