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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Collection API #345
GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Collection API #345
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Resolves #44
What is the feature
Implement the Collection API, enabling users to consult, create, update, and delete Collections within the catalog. This API will provide a structured way to manage groups of items, enhancing the organization and accessibility of catalog data.
Why we need the feature
The Collection API is essential for improving catalog management by allowing seamless manipulation of item groups. It facilitates better organization, enhances user experience by providing flexible grouping options, and supports scalable management as the catalog grows. This feature aligns with the need for robust backend services that empower users to efficiently handle their inventory.
How to implement and why
Design API Endpoints:
Reason: Following RESTful principles ensures consistency and ease of use for developers interacting with the API.
Database Schema Updates:
Collections
table with fields such asid
,name
,description
, and timestamps.Reason: A well-structured database schema is fundamental for efficient data management and retrieval.
Business Logic Layer:
Reason: Ensuring data integrity and security is crucial for maintaining a reliable and safe system.
Integration with Existing Systems:
Reason: Smooth integration prevents disruptions and leverages existing infrastructure for enhanced functionality.
Testing and Documentation:
Reason: Thorough testing and clear documentation are essential for delivering a high-quality and user-friendly API.
About backward compatibility
Maintaining backward compatibility is crucial to ensure that existing functionalities remain unaffected by the introduction of the Collection API. By integrating the new API alongside current endpoints and providing clear migration paths, we can prevent disruptions for existing users. Deprecation of older methods, if necessary, will be handled gracefully with adequate notice and documentation to facilitate a smooth transition.
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