🔧 Refactor: Use More Descriptive, Expressive Naming Across Frontend (#133) #143
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📌 Summary
This PR refactors the frontend codebase to replace shortened or abbreviated variable/function names with longer, expressive, and self-documenting names.
The goal is to improve readability, maintainability, and consistency across the project.
No logic or behavioral changes were made.
✨ Changes Included
🔤 Variable & Function Renames
📁 Files Updated (15 Files)
TypeScript
index.component.tsconfig.tsserver-info.component.tsevents.component.tsoverview.component.tsdetails.component.tslogs.component.tsyamls.component.tsbackend.service.tsHTML Templates
server-info.component.htmllogs.component.htmlTests
details.component.spec.tsoverview.component.spec.ts✅ Verification & Safety
✔️ All references updated correctly
✔️ No TypeScript errors
✔️ HTML bindings updated
✔️ Test files updated and passing
✔️ No logic changes
✔️ Backwards-compatible
🧠 Motivation
This PR addresses Issue #133 – Improve Code Readability with More Descriptive Naming by ensuring the codebase uses clear, pronounceable names instead of ambiguous abbreviations.
This empowers future contributors, reduces onboarding friction, and makes the codebase more self-documenting.
📝 Notes
Only naming changes have been made.
No behavioral, architectural, or UI changes are included.