GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Product Indexed API

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Resolves #56

What is the feature

Implement the Product Indexed API, enabling clients to retrieve detailed product indexing information through a dedicated API endpoint.

Why we need the feature

The Product Indexed API will provide a standardized and efficient way for developers and partners to access up-to-date product indexing data. This enhancement will improve data consistency, facilitate seamless integrations with other services, and empower users to build more dynamic and responsive applications based on current product information.

How to implement and why

1. Define API Specifications:

   • Refer to the Product Indexed documentation to outline the endpoint structure, request parameters, and response formats.
   • Ensure the API adheres to RESTful principles for consistency and ease of use.

2. Develop the Endpoint:

   • In the Src directory, create the necessary controller and service classes to handle incoming requests, process them, and interact with the product indexing database.
   • Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms to secure the API access.

3. Integrate with Existing Systems:

   • Ensure the new API seamlessly integrates with the current catalog and indexing systems.
   • Utilize existing utilities and services to maintain consistency and reduce redundancy.

4. Testing:

   • In the Tests directory, develop unit and integration tests to validate the functionality, performance, and security of the new API.
   • Use mock data to simulate different scenarios and edge cases.

5. Documentation:

   • Update the README.md and docs directory with detailed information about the new API endpoint, including usage examples, parameter descriptions, and response structures.
   • Provide guidelines for developers on how to integrate and utilize the Product Indexed API in their applications.

6. Continuous Integration and Deployment:

   • Update configuration files such as appveyor.yml and .deepsource.toml to include the new tests and ensure they are part of the CI/CD pipeline.
   • Monitor the deployment to identify and address any issues promptly.

This step-by-step approach ensures a comprehensive and efficient implementation of the Product Indexed API, promoting reliability and ease of use for all stakeholders.

About backward compatibility

The introduction of the Product Indexed API adds a new endpoint without altering existing APIs or functionalities. Therefore, there are no backward compatibility concerns, and existing integrations will remain unaffected.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-56-51f6a040-a95f-4028-b86f-ab0583ad1a82
git pull origin gitauto/issue-56-51f6a040-a95f-4028-b86f-ab0583ad1a82

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