A potential customer comes to our shop because the new shoe that just dropped from Nike is already sold out. First, they use the appropriate filters to get the availability across multiple shops. Then, after reviewing the potential sellers, they add the shoe to their cart and checkout. They can now track the status of the order.
A shoe seller has collected various rare shoes over the years and is looking to list their shoes for sale on Shoetopia. They first need to make an account. From there they will create their shop before finally making their listing.
Note that I do not know the proper account id to input, since one was never returned above. i think you should return the account id when someone creates an account.
Also, I was not sure what shop_id to input. You should also return this in your create_shop function.
Example 3
Sellers may apply for verification on Shoetopia to demonstrate to potential buyers that a particular seller is trustworthy and an established reputation. After providing their shop id to create an application request, administrators will run a background check on the profile. The seller will be able to check the status of the application, and if the application is successful, their status will be update accordingly.
Ruben Jimenez, a new user, would like to create an account on the site. He wants to blow his entire paycheck on some new crispy white adidas. He has a spending limit of $350
Ruben does not know what his user_id is. This should probably be returned to him when he creates an account. In place of this, Ruben uses his favorite number, 90 to try and create a cart
Curl
Ruben is sad that he cannot get his crispy white adidas
Example 2
Hypebeast George just came up on some new Nike Air Mags for a steal of around $5k. He plans to resell them for around $13,000 and make some serious profit. First he must create an account and create a shop.
Once again, George does not know his shop id, so he inserted his favorite number, 420 and got an internal service error. It looks like he might need to hustle and find a customer for his air mags on the streets.
Example 3
John is looking for listings of his favorite shoe of all time, the Jordan 12 “Flu Game”. First he will create an account, then search to see if any sellers have them listed. If they do, he will buy them no matter the cost.
Example Flows
Example 1
A potential customer comes to our shop because the new shoe that just dropped from Nike is already sold out. First, they use the appropriate filters to get the availability across multiple shops. Then, after reviewing the potential sellers, they add the shoe to their cart and checkout. They can now track the status of the order.
Filter
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Response
Create Cart
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Response
Note that user_id 1 returned an Internal Service Error.
Set Item Quantity
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Response
Checkout
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Response
Example 2
A shoe seller has collected various rare shoes over the years and is looking to list their shoes for sale on Shoetopia. They first need to make an account. From there they will create their shop before finally making their listing.
Create Account
Curl
Response
Create Shop
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Response
Note that I do not know the proper account id to input, since one was never returned above. i think you should return the account id when someone creates an account.
Create Listing
Curl
Response
Also, I was not sure what shop_id to input. You should also return this in your create_shop function.
Example 3
Sellers may apply for verification on Shoetopia to demonstrate to potential buyers that a particular seller is trustworthy and an established reputation. After providing their shop id to create an application request, administrators will run a background check on the profile. The seller will be able to check the status of the application, and if the application is successful, their status will be update accordingly.
Post Application
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Response
Update Verification
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Response
Verification Status
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Response
My Example Workflows
Example 1
Ruben Jimenez, a new user, would like to create an account on the site. He wants to blow his entire paycheck on some new crispy white adidas. He has a spending limit of $350
Create Account
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Response
Filter
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Response
Create cart
Ruben does not know what his user_id is. This should probably be returned to him when he creates an account. In place of this, Ruben uses his favorite number, 90 to try and create a cart Curl
Response
Ruben is sad that he cannot get his crispy white adidas
Example 2
Hypebeast George just came up on some new Nike Air Mags for a steal of around $5k. He plans to resell them for around $13,000 and make some serious profit. First he must create an account and create a shop.
Create Account
Curl
Response
Create Shop
George does not know his account_id since it was not returned when he created it. In place, he uses his favorite number, 420 Curl
Response
Create Listing
Curl
Response
Once again, George does not know his shop id, so he inserted his favorite number, 420 and got an internal service error. It looks like he might need to hustle and find a customer for his air mags on the streets.
Example 3
John is looking for listings of his favorite shoe of all time, the Jordan 12 “Flu Game”. First he will create an account, then search to see if any sellers have them listed. If they do, he will buy them no matter the cost.
Create Account
Curl
Response
Filter
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Response
John will come back later to see if anyone has listed his flu game 12’s.