File length and monolith code

Huge file with lot of lines of code

At times, developers get carried away with delivery, resulting in jargon lines of code that should be broken down. We should follow a standard where '.py' files should not exceed a finite number of lines (preferably 1000, anything beyond that needs to be considered).

Example

Break down functions and code into structure with better entrypoint and tree.

Naive

.
├── purchase_request.py
    ``
    def process_pr():
        <LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
        <LOGIC_ON_MASTER_2>...
        <LOGIC_ON_MASTER_3>...
        <LOGIC_ON_MASTER_4>...

Recommended

.
├── purchase_request.py(entry_point)
│     │     def process_pr():
│     │         <master_1_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
│     │         <master_2_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_2>...
│     │         <master_3_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_3>...
│     │         <master_4_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_4>...
│     │
│     │
├── purchase_request
│     ├── purchase_request_master_1.py
│     │     def LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1():
|     |         <master_1_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
│     │
│     ├── purchase_request_master_1.py
│     │     def LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1():
|     |         <master_1_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
│     │
│     ├── purchase_request_master_1.py
│     │     def LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1():
|     |         <master_1_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
│     │
│     └── purchase_request_master_1.py
│           def LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1():
|               <master_1_file.LOGIC_ON_MASTER_1>...
│
└── ...