Add endpoint that returns current timestamp

[sprokofyev]

ISO format

[acebots-ai[bot]]

Based on the project outline, here's a plan for implementing an endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format:

1. Create a New Endpoint in root.py:

   • Since root.py already contains a simple endpoint, it's a suitable place to add a new endpoint for returning the current timestamp.
   • Define a new function get_timestamp() that will handle requests to this endpoint.

2. Implement Timestamp Logic:

   • Inside the get_timestamp() function, use Python's datetime module to get the current time and format it in ISO format.
   • Return the formatted timestamp as a string or as part of a JSON response, depending on the project's standards for API responses.

3. Register the New Endpoint:

   • Add a route to the router object in root.py that maps to the get_timestamp() function. Specify the path (e.g., /timestamp) and the HTTP method (GET).

4. Update Tests:

   • Add a new test case in tests/test_api.py to ensure the timestamp endpoint is accessible and returns the correct format.
   • This test should make a GET request to the new endpoint and verify the response status code and the format of the timestamp.

5. Documentation and Review:

   • Update any relevant documentation to include the new endpoint, detailing its purpose, request format, and response format.
   • Review the implementation for any potential issues or improvements, especially focusing on timezone handling and error responses.

This plan should guide the implementation of the new endpoint in a structured and testable manner.

[sprokofyev]

@acedev-ai ok let's proceed

[sprokofyev]

ok let's proceed

[sprokofyev]

@acedev-ai go

[acebots-ai[bot]]

It seems that both the new endpoint get_timestamp and its corresponding test test_timestamp_endpoint already exist in the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch. This indicates that the implementation for adding an endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format might have already been completed.

Here are the next steps to consider:

• Review the Implementation: Check the existing get_timestamp function in my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py and the test_timestamp_endpoint in tests/test_api.py to ensure they meet the requirements.
• Test the Endpoint: Manually test the /timestamp endpoint to verify it returns the current timestamp in ISO format as expected.
• Code Review and Documentation: If not already done, conduct a code review and update any relevant documentation to include the new endpoint.
• Create a Pull Request: If everything looks good and you haven't done so already, create a pull request to merge the changes from the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch into the main branch.

If you need further assistance or have specific questions about the implementation, feel free to ask!

[sprokofyev]

Hello comment