GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Sales Channel API

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Resolves #52

What is the feature

Implement the Sales Channel API as outlined in the Sales Channel documentation. This API will enable clients to manage and interact with various sales channels effectively, providing endpoints for creating, reading, updating, and deleting sales channel data.

Why we need the feature

Currently, the platform lacks a dedicated API for managing sales channels, which restricts clients from programmatically handling their sales operations. Introducing the Sales Channel API will:

• Enhance Integration: Allow seamless integration with external systems and tools.
• Improve Automation: Enable automation of sales channel management tasks.
• Increase Flexibility: Provide clients with more control and customization options for their sales strategies.
• Boost Efficiency: Streamline operations by reducing manual interventions.

How to implement and why

1. Design API Endpoints:

   • Define RESTful endpoints for sales channel operations (e.g., /sales-channels, /sales-channels/{id}).
   • Ensure adherence to API design best practices for consistency and usability.

2. Database Schema Updates:

   • Modify existing schemas or create new tables to store sales channel information.
   • Implement necessary relationships and indexes to optimize performance.

3. Business Logic Implementation:

   • Develop services within the Src directory to handle business rules and data processing for sales channels.
   • Ensure validation and error handling are robust to maintain data integrity.

4. Authentication and Authorization:

   • Integrate security measures to protect the Sales Channel API endpoints.
   • Define appropriate roles and permissions to restrict access based on user privileges.

5. Testing:

   • Create unit and integration tests in the Tests directory to verify the functionality and reliability of the new API.
   • Use automated testing tools to ensure code quality and catch regressions early.

6. Documentation:

   • Update the docs directory and README.md with comprehensive guides on using the Sales Channel API.
   • Provide examples and best practices to assist developers in integrating the API effectively.

7. Deployment Configuration:

   • Modify configuration files (e.g., .config, appveyor.yml) to include settings for the new API.
   • Ensure smooth deployment and scalability of the Sales Channel API in different environments.

This step-by-step implementation ensures that the Sales Channel API is built systematically, maintaining high standards of quality, security, and performance.

About backward compatibility

The introduction of the Sales Channel API is designed to be backward compatible. It adds new endpoints without altering or removing existing APIs, ensuring that current integrations remain unaffected. Clients can adopt the new API at their own pace without disrupting existing functionalities.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-52-f61401b5-e41d-4d26-9a88-dc9507b61ee8
git pull origin gitauto/issue-52-f61401b5-e41d-4d26-9a88-dc9507b61ee8

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