Added getAccountForSite to account service that returns an account entity

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A new asynchronous method named getAccountForSite was introduced to the AccountService class in the src/account/account.service.ts file. This method takes a Site object as its parameter and returns a Promise that resolves to an Account entity. The implementation of this method delegates the retrieval operation to the accountRepository's getBySite method. The method is documented with a JSDoc comment specifying its purpose and return type. No additional logic, error handling, or modifications to other parts of the codebase were made in this change.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/account/account.service.ts (2)

299-306: Consider enhancing the JSDoc comment

The JSDoc comment only mentions the return type but doesn't describe the site parameter. For consistency with other methods in this class, consider adding a parameter description.

 /**
  * Get the account for a site
  *
+ * @param site Site object to get the account for
  * @returns Account Entity
  */
 async getAccountForSite(site: Site): Promise<Account> {
     return this.accountRepository.getBySite(site);
 }

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304-306: Consider updating the return type if null is possible

If accountRepository.getBySite(site) can potentially return null when an account isn't found, the return type should be updated to reflect this possibility.

- async getAccountForSite(site: Site): Promise<Account> {
+ async getAccountForSite(site: Site): Promise<Account | null> {
     return this.accountRepository.getBySite(site);
 }

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src/account/account.service.ts (2)

src/account/types.ts (2)

• Site (4-8)
• Account (20-38)

src/site/site.service.ts (1)

• Site (7-11)

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src/account/account.service.ts (1)

304-306: Verify the distinction between this method and getDefaultAccountForSite

The class already has a getDefaultAccountForSite method with a different implementation. It would be helpful to clarify in the documentation what makes this method different from the existing one.

Can you clarify the difference between getAccountForSite and getDefaultAccountForSite? Is one meant to replace the other, or do they serve different purposes?