GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Products API

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Resolves #22

What is the feature

The feature is to implement a Products API that allows users to consult, create, or update a product within the system. This will be based on the VTEX Catalog API for products.

Why we need the feature

Implementing the Products API is essential for enhancing the system's functionality by allowing seamless integration with VTEX's platform. This will enable users to manage product data efficiently, ensuring that the system can handle product-related operations such as retrieval, creation, and updates. It will also improve user experience by providing a more robust and flexible product management solution.

How to implement and why

1. Define API Endpoints:

   • Create endpoints for product consultation, creation, and updating. This will include GET, POST, and PUT methods.
   • Ensure that the endpoints follow RESTful principles for consistency and ease of use.

2. Integrate with VTEX API:

   • Use the VTEX Catalog API to handle the backend operations for product data.
   • Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms to securely interact with the VTEX API.

3. Data Validation and Error Handling:

   • Implement data validation to ensure that the product data being sent or received is accurate and complete.
   • Add error handling to manage any issues that arise during API calls, providing meaningful error messages to the user.

4. Testing:

   • Develop unit and integration tests to ensure that the API functions as expected.
   • Test edge cases and error scenarios to ensure robustness.

5. Documentation:

   • Update the system documentation to include details about the new API endpoints, usage examples, and any necessary setup or configuration steps.

About backward compatibility

Backward compatibility is not a concern for this feature as it is a new addition to the system. However, care should be taken to ensure that the new API does not interfere with existing functionalities. Proper versioning and documentation will help manage any future changes or enhancements.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#22-858b8c63-c653-4a29-9625-4ec2a4dcb9d0
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#22-858b8c63-c653-4a29-9625-4ec2a4dcb9d0

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