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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement SKU Seller API #336

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Resolves #30

What is the feature

This feature implements the SKU Seller API integration, allowing users to consult and delete an SKU Seller. An SKU Seller is a seller associated with an SKU, which is essential for managing multiple sellers offering the same product in a marketplace.

Why we need the feature

Incorporating the SKU Seller API enhances our application's functionality by enabling robust management of SKU and seller associations. This is crucial for marketplaces with multiple sellers, as it provides the ability to:

  • Manage seller-specific pricing and inventory for SKUs.
  • Streamline the process of associating or disassociating sellers with SKUs.
  • Improve data accuracy and consistency across the platform.

By providing these capabilities, we enhance user experience and meet the needs of businesses that rely on multi-seller dynamics.

How to implement and why

Step 1: Update the API Client

  • Why: To interact with the VTEX Catalog API endpoints for SKU Seller operations.
  • How: Add new methods in the API client to handle HTTP GET and DELETE requests for SKU Sellers using the endpoints provided in the VTEX SKU Seller API documentation.

Step 2: Create Data Models

  • Why: To represent SKU Seller data within our application.
  • How: Define new data model classes that map to the JSON structures returned by the API.

Step 3: Implement Service Layer Methods

  • Why: To encapsulate business logic and provide a clean interface for operations.
  • How: Add methods in the service layer for:
    • Retrieving SKU Seller information (GetSkuSellerAsync).
    • Deleting an SKU Seller (DeleteSkuSellerAsync).

Step 4: Handle Authentication and Authorization

  • Why: Ensure secure API calls.
  • How: Use existing authentication mechanisms to include necessary headers (e.g., API keys, tokens) in requests.

Step 5: Error Handling and Validation

  • Why: To provide meaningful feedback and maintain application stability.
  • How: Implement try-catch blocks and check for common error responses from the API, such as 404 Not Found or 401 Unauthorized.

Step 6: Unit Testing

  • Why: To ensure reliability and prevent regressions.
  • How: Write unit tests for the new methods using mock API responses to validate correct behavior under various scenarios.

Step 7: Update Documentation

  • Why: To inform users about the new capabilities.
  • How: Add documentation sections with examples on how to use the new SKU Seller methods, including code snippets and expected outcomes.

Step 8: Review and Refactor

  • Why: To maintain code quality.
  • How: Perform code reviews and refactor where necessary to adhere to coding standards and best practices.

By following these steps, we ensure a systematic and efficient implementation of the SKU Seller API, enhancing our application's features while maintaining code quality.

About backward compatibility

This implementation maintains backward compatibility because:

  • Non-Intrusive Addition: We are adding new methods and classes without altering existing ones.
  • No Breaking Changes: Existing functionality remains unchanged, so current users of the application will not experience any disruption.
  • Optional Usage: The new SKU Seller features are optional and can be adopted as needed without affecting current workflows.

Maintaining backward compatibility is important to ensure a smooth transition for users and to uphold the stability of the application.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-30-6cf49bac-7597-439e-84d6-67337b7730a5
git pull origin gitauto/issue-30-6cf49bac-7597-439e-84d6-67337b7730a5

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✅ Build VTEX-SDK-dotnet 2.3.1190 completed (commit 283b019ceb by @gitauto-ai[bot])

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@guibranco guibranco deleted the gitauto/issue-30-6cf49bac-7597-439e-84d6-67337b7730a5 branch November 16, 2024 19:38
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