Closed artmoskvin closed 4 months ago
Based on the project outline, here's a plan for implementing an endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format:
Create a New Endpoint in root.py
or a New Router File:
root.py
, which already handles simple endpoints, or create a new router file specifically for time-related endpoints.Implement the Timestamp Endpoint Function:
root.py
or a new router file) that generates the current timestamp in ISO format. This can be achieved using Python's datetime
module.Register the New Endpoint with the API Router:
APIRouter
to register the new endpoint function. This involves adding a route with an appropriate path (e.g., /timestamp
) and linking it to the function created in step 2.Update API Initialization (if necessary):
api.py
where routers are registered.Test the New Endpoint:
tests/test_api.py
, following the existing testing structure.This plan outlines the steps needed to add a timestamp endpoint to the project, ensuring it fits within the existing architecture and follows best practices for development and testing.
@acedev-ai sounds good, please proceed
The implementation for adding an endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format has been completed. Here are the steps that were taken:
feature/add-timestamp-endpoint
.get_current_timestamp
to my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py
. This function returns the current timestamp in ISO format.You can review and merge the pull request to integrate this new feature into the main branch.
The timestamp should have the ISO format